Iraqi artist turns war holes into art

Iraqi artist Mukhled Habib shares his artistic experience of transforming the effects of war—such as bullet holes and destroyed walls—into expressive elements that carry messages of hope and humanity. Through his work, Habib seeks to create a balance between destruction and beauty, emphasizing that highlighting the scars of war is a direct message to those who wage conflict, and that art can serve as a means to confront the past and rebuild hope amidst devastation. His experience is characterized by engaging with areas affected by conflict, such as Mosul and Aleppo, where he blends human heritage with the struggles to reflect the resilience of peoples and their diverse cultural and religious identities.

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