The problematic question that arises when dealing with this disaster is, should we repair the damage and rebuild so that our memory moves on from what happened? Or should we preserve the memories that capture the disaster?
Stations of history are narrated through stories, pictures and videos from the Syrian childhood tragedy… Here is an attempt to chart the course for the humiliation, as well as the shattering of Syrian childhood during the last decade.
It is as if the body is prohibited from attaining its own identity through its own personal experience, and then it also has to seek after unrealistic perfection standards which do not exist in this day and age..
