Ḥbēl el-Hawa

Ḥbēl el-Hawa reflects on the paradox of human endurance: the capacity to remain upright when the ground beneath has vanished, sustained by ties that are neither physical nor fixed, but profoundly real. The “strings of the wind” are neither anchors nor boundaries. They embody the quiet force that allows us to move through absence, inhabit uncertainty, and remain standing at the edge of the abyss.