The eighth graphics exhibition hall at the University of Science and Technology in Sana'a, Yemen, recently showcased a powerful display of creativity and solidarity with the Palestinian people, focusing on the ongoing Israeli aggression in Gaza. The exhibition featured over 100 artistic pieces created by students, emphasizing the suffering and resilience of Palestinians amidst the ongoing conflict.
Dr. Bilal Al Fahidi, Dean of the College of Computers and Information Technology, highlighted the exhibition's purpose as a means to expose the brutal realities faced by the Palestinian population. The students used various artistic mediums to convey their message of solidarity, depicting destroyed buildings, symbols of resistance, and the tragic consequences of war.
In a poignant display, models representing significant sites in Gaza, including Al-Tabaeen Mosque and Al-Shifa Hospital, were created to illustrate the destruction wrought by Israeli airstrikes. This exhibition not only serves as a platform for artistic expression but also as a call for awareness and action regarding the plight of the Palestinian people.
