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Saja Moussa, a Palestinian artist, creates her melancholy artwork using broken tiles from her house

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Palestinian artist Saja Moussa, uses her melancholic emotion as a medium to express her artwork.

Since ancient times, countless artists have been inspired by melancholy to create their masterpieces.

The unspeakable agony and suffering that no words can describe can only be expressed through the use of an artist's talent. Saja Moussa is in a similar situation.

Saja, a teenage Palestinian artist, lost her loving family home to airstrikes in the region, as would many others in Gaza.

She and her family watched helplessly as their loving home was destroyed into rubble, leaving an agonizing lump in everyone's throat.

Saja picks and chooses shattered tiles for her artwork as she wanders over the debris that was once her family's home in the Rafah refugee camp in the southern Gaza Strip.

The artist finds small comfort in creating masterpieces from the tiles of her shattered home, something she utilizes as a canvas. During an 11-day conflict last month, their residence was devastated.

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