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Hunak , Pen and ink, 2017 




Hunak is a Locale publication. It is an exploration of separation, distance, and the utopias created to reconcile this loss.
My art pieces are telling a story about the difficulties we run into as young Sudanese people who want to be connected to the world. As an artist, I want the world to see Sudanese art and talent. But this is really difficult when we are in isolation.



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