Bahia Shehab: 巴西亞•席哈伯:  一千個 不

巴西亞•席哈伯:  一千個 不

藝術史學家巴西亞•席哈伯 (Bahia Shehab) 一直對於阿拉伯文字的 "不" 充滿迷戀, 當 2011年的革命橫掃埃及的時候,  她開始在街頭進行噴漆塗鴉, 散播向獨裁者說不, 向軍事統治說不, 向暴力說不的這些訊息。

A single word, 'no,' transformed from script on ancient tombstones into a rallying cry on Cairo’s walls during the 2011 Egyptian revolution. Drawing from 1,400 years of Arabic calligraphy, each 'no' rejected injustice, violence, and oppression. Messages like 'no to military rule' and 'no to burning books' became street art, giving voice to the struggles and hopes of a nation. Even as authorities erased the art, the spirit behind it endured, symbolized by the phrase, 'You can crush the flowers, but you can't delay spring.'

Art As Protest: Saying No Echoes Louder Than Silence

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巴西亞•席哈伯: 一千個 不

巴西亞•席哈伯: 一千個不