The artist reflects on the feeling of instability caused by being separated from her father due to the apartheid wall. Living in
Jerusalem with her mother and sisters, she only saw her father on weekends. Her work, featuring transparent and colourful
flowers around 618 flowers, symbolises the absence of her father, cherished family moments, and the harshness of the wall that separated them.

Nawal Amer (Palestine, 2001) is a Palestinian artist and designer born in 2001 and raised between Jerusalem and Ramallah, who creates work deeply rooted in identity, memory, and place. She graduated with honours in 2024 from the Bezalel Academy in Jerusalem, specialising in glass art. Her practice explores fragility and transformation, often through large-scale installations that blend technical skill with emotional depth and invite personal and collective reflection.

Work on display:
Una casa piena | Beitna Amer
Glass, concrete and concrete blocks
300 x 200 & 500 x 500 cm