Sleepless by Mohammed Joha
Featured in Zawyeh Gallery’s Posters for Gaza project, Sleepless by Mohammed Joha captures the emotional toll of war through a stark, haunting image: a simple bed beneath a looming warplane. Born in Gaza in 1978, Joha draws on the everyday terror faced by Palestinians, where the most basic human needs—like rest—are interrupted by the constant threat of violence. The poster speaks to a broader Palestinian reality in which safety, peace, and normalcy are systematically denied, turning sleep itself into a luxury under occupation.
