In Transit serves as both an introduction and a continuation, bringing together artists who will befeatured in upcoming exhibitions throughout the year, alongside others whose works havepreviously been shown. The exhibition reflects a curatorial intention to trace evolving artisticnarratives while highlighting recurring themes of memory, identity, displacement, and visualperception.

In Transit weaves an intricate narrative of belonging and memory. This dialogue begins with thework of Wadeei Khaled, a Palestinian artist based in Ramallah. Rooted in themes of homeland,identity, and memory, Khaled’s work draws from personal and collective narratives. His upbringingin a refugee camp, along with his engagement with Palestinian cultural heritage, informs a visuallanguage that weaves together stories of belonging, resilience, and displacement. This intimatefocus on Palestinian identity and resilience is deeply mirrored in the oil paintings of Rania Amoudi.Also based in Ramallah, Amoudi focuses her practice on illuminating the multifaceted personal andcollective lives of Palestinian women, creating a vital arena for global empathy and dialogue thatbeautifully complements Khaled’s poetic exploration of homeland.