Syrian Artist Ahmad Kasha: Are We Inherently Good or Evil?

Ahmad Kasha grew up surrounded by artists and influential figures in Syria, a world where creativity lived alongside consequence. Trained at the Faculty of Fine Arts in Damascus, his work moves between childhood innocence and the weight of exile, between the sacred and the deeply personal. Tracing his journey from Syria to Dubai, the influences that built him and the losses that tested him. Sitting with the silence after disaster, the moment art strips you bare and forces a naked confrontation with what you actually are. The questions he asks are not small ones. Are humans inherently good or evil? What do we owe to memory? To the places that made us? As he puts it: "My works must carry evidence of this era." A film by Joya Simon, produced by Lina Fansa and edited by Jana El Khoury, with music by Dark Lines and Vulcan Street from Blue Dot Sessions.