The project launched by Zawyeh Gallery, ‘Posters for Gaza’ aims to shed light on the ethnic cleansing and horrific massacres inflicted on the Gaza Strip demanding cease fire and the recognition of Palestinian rights to live freely on their land with dignity.

Representing a long tradition in Palestinian history, political posters were produced extensively in the seventies and the eighties by the Palestinian Liberation Organization with the contribution of Palestinian, Arab, and international artists. Posters played a crucial role then in supporting the justice of the Palestinian cause and promoting it globally, guided by freedom, dignity, resilience, and the ongoing aspiration for independence, sought by Palestinians.

Born in Ramallah in 1996, Fuad Alyamani, is a visual artist of Yemeni origins. In 2021, he earned his BA degree in Contemporary Art from Birzeit University. In 2022, he resided in and taught at Konstfack University in Sweden. Throughout his career, he has actively engaged with various youth institutions and groups, both participating in and volunteering for their activities.

Alyamani has exhibited his work in numerous shows, gaining recognition both locally and internationally. Notable exhibitions include the Ismail Shammout exhibition in Bethlehem in 2018 and “Take My Hand, You Impossible” at Zawyeh Gallery in Ramallah. He has also exhibited across Arab and international venues such as the Arab Forum for Fine Artists in Cairo and Tangiers (2017-2018), the Comics Festival in Amman and Cairo (2019), as well as exhibitions in Bratislava, Slovakia (2015), Dubai, Prague, Washington, and Madrid.

In 2014, he achieved first place in a World Health Organization competition. Alymani has collaborated on various art and mural projects in Palestine, working closely with municipalities and artists’ groups. Currently, he works on digital art and murals projects and is based in Prague.