Armenian in Jerusalem Print

DESCRIPTION High-resolution print of an original Watan art piece. This piece is my depiction of a tile painting found inside the Armenian Church in Jerusalem (I apologize for my swoopy Armenian script; I'm used to Arabic (other than English) and I just couldn't avoid it heheh). I wanted to make a piece commemorating the longstanding Armenian community in Palestine (around actually since the time of Jesus!). It's just amazing to me that we arrive at the 100th year anniversary of the Armenian Genocide and yet no justice for over a million Armenians murdered and countless others orphaned and displaced has been achieved. The struggle of my Armenian friends in healing from this traumatic catastrophe and to work for justice resonates so much with my lived experience as a Palestinian in diaspora (though, of course, I do not intend to reduce our struggles but rather look for the connections). I wanted to both honor the memories of Armenians past and to honor the history of Armenians in Palest