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Al-Hilal Al-Aswad (The Black Moon)

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In Jungian psychology, there is a phenomenon called “The Black Sun”, in which a woman’s soul is taken over by images of masculinity. I decided to base my work on this theme, relating it to my personal experience. In Arab culture the image of the man is not symbolized by the sun but by the moon, so I named this piece “The Black Moon”.
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