The Kiss Palestine by Sinae Kim
Featured in the Posters for Gaza project, The Kiss Palestine by Sinae Kim is part of a powerful collection where twenty-six artists unite to raise their voices against the ethnic cleansing and horrific massacres in the Gaza Strip—one of the gravest tragedies in modern history. This series demands recognition of Palestinian rights to live freely and with dignity on their land. Rooted in a long tradition of Palestinian political posters, which flourished in the seventies and eighties with contributions from Palestinian, Arab, and international artists, these works have played a vital role in championing justice and spreading awareness globally. Guided by themes of freedom, dignity, resilience, and the enduring aspiration for independence, Kim’s poster references Gustav Klimt’s iconic painting The Kiss, reimagining it to express solidarity and love amid conflict.
