Alexander The Not Great

A tidal wave of people fills Alexandria’s Corniche, surging along the waterfront as flames and smoke rise across the skyline. The minarets stand tall against a sky burning red, symbols of endurance amid upheaval. This piece captures revolution not as a single moment, but as a collective force; millions moving together, reclaiming space in the heart of the city.

This work reflects the eternal question of revolution: is it destruction, rebirth, or both? By depicting Alexandria engulfed in both fire and solidarity, it envisions a society on the edge of collapse and renewal, demanding to be heard, demanding to be changed.