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  • The image features a stylized representation of the Statue of Liberty, depicted in green against a bold red background. It appears to show two profiles of the statue side by side, highlighting its iconic features like the crown and facial details. The overall composition has an artistic and surreal quality, blending elements of color and form to create a striking visual effect. ‘Telk Qadeya’, anthem of divorce from the Western world Sarra Grira · 24 January
  • The image depicts a night scene where a group of people is seated in chairs, watching a film projected onto a large screen set up outside. The atmosphere appears relaxed, with some of the viewers enjoying drinks, possibly shisha. The area is illuminated by both the projection light and neon signage in the background, adding a lively ambiance to the setting. The scene captures a communal experience centered around outdoor movie viewing. Egypt at Ramadan time. There Are Ads in My Pop! Pierre France · April 2023
  • Towards a New Arabic Pop? Pierre France · September 2020
  • Why Streaming Hasn’t Overtu(r)ned Music in the Arab World. Not Yet Pierre France · June 2020
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