TANYA BOU ABBOUD

Freedom is not behind a perfect path. The uneven steps represent effort, persistence, and the courage to continue even when the way is uncertain. And at the end a white door. Not an ending, but the beginning of freedom.Freedom is not behind a perfect path. The uneven steps represent effort, persistence, and the courage to continue even when the way is uncertain. And at the end a white door. Not an ending, but the beginning of freedom.

Moving through layers of memories, silence, and changing seasons — reminding us that even in uncertainty, presence is enough. Because some connections are not built on words… they are built on staying.

Not every form of love sets us free. Sometimes love holds too tightly, wanting to keep, protect, or own what was never meant to belong to anyone. Two figures stand close one seeking, one staying caught between connection and control. Because the line between love and possession is often painted in silence

Two figures... One space. Different paths… yet the same destination. “Different paths” is about connection that survives distance, silence, and time.

Before everything became fast… there was them. Two souls, one life, countless untold moments. This painting is my way of remembering not only who they were… but how they loved.

"Nahnou (Us)"reminds us that while every person walks their own path, it is together that we create the masterpiece called humanity.

Behind every door lives a different story. Some doors open to laughter, others to silence. Some hide old memories, while others protect dreams that have not yet come true. We spend our lives opening, closing, leaving, and returning to countless doors, never knowing which one will change us forever.

Sometimes, the greatest destination is simply having someone willing to walk beside you.