Hama, SANA-The “Victory Journey” exhibition, opened Wednesday at the Directorate of Culture in Hama, visually narrates the Syrian revolution from its peaceful beginnings to its triumph.
The exhibition presents an artistic visual storytelling of the revolution’s path through paintings and drawings that depict peaceful protests, repression by gunfire from the ousted regime, destruction, imprisonment, and liberation phases.
It particularly highlights key symbols, such as Hamza al-Khatib, the child who became an icon of the revolution. The predominant use of green color in the artworks represents the flag of the Syrian Arab Republic, symbolizing hope and sacrifice.
Artist Mohammad Osama al-Salqini, one of the participants, stated: “The paintings speak on behalf of the martyrs and revolutionaries, documenting the lives of Syrians, especially moments of victory.”
Meanwhile, Abdel Nasser Houshan, a member of the General Secretariat for Political Affairs in Hama, emphasized: “These artworks serve as messages that document Syrian memory, aiming to uplift society through art.”
Rafah al-Allouni / Ruaa al-Jazaeri
