هذه 2006 35. When I work on a sculpture, I improvise as I go along, like dancing without choreography. I talk to my work and my work talks back to me. I cut shapes and forms and put them together. I leave the piece for a while to see if it grows on me. break it and change it and play with it until it is right. I’ll My concern is always to create a kind of harmony and dialogue between the forms, like a harmony between people. Of course it is easier to create harmony with material than with people! 35. و و وهو و و و و 36. also working with the newest generation of Iraqi musicians to create I’m concerts which we will bring to America and England and, in sha' Allah [Arabic expression for one day we will play in Baghdad ‘God willing’] when there is peace. I am also involved in a project to preserve and restore the Jewish holy sites in Iraq, which the Iraqi government would like to open for Jewish tourism in the future a heritage tour of sorts. The hope is that – these places will be open to the public by 2010, depending on the security situation. For that project, my foundation is compiling a book and film about these holy sites.
هذه 2006 35. When I work on a sculpture, I improvise as I go along, like dancing without choreography. I talk to my work and my work talks back to me. I cut shapes and forms and put them together. I leave the piece for a while to see if it grows on me. I’ll break it and change it and play with it until it is right. My concern is always to create a kind of harmony and dialogue between the forms, like a harmony between people. Of course it is easier to create harmony with material than with people! 35. وهو و و و و و و 36. I’m also working with the newest generation of Iraqi musicians to create concerts which we will bring to America and England and, in sha' Allah [Arabic expression for ‘God willing’] one day we will play in Baghdad when there is peace. I am also involved in a project to preserve and restore the Jewish holy sites in Iraq, which the Iraqi government would like to open for Jewish tourism in the future – a heritage tour of sorts. The hope is that these places will be open to the public by 2010, depending on the security situation. For that project, my foundation is compiling a book and film about these holy sites.
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