A cat for Palestine - Kite

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A series of 8 artworks to support Palestine, 100% of profits are donated. All infos here

To ensure that most of your purchase goes to MSF, the shipping option may not offer tracking. Thank you for bearing with us! If your order is delayed or hasn't arrived yet, please email me at contact@agathesinger.com. Rest assured that we are doing our best to ensure your order arrives swiftly and safely. Thanks!

This week, the cat is drawn surrounded by a kite in the colours of Palestinian flag. The drawing is inspired by the poem "If I Must Die," by Palestinian poet Refaat Alareer, written before the author’s death in an airstrike by the Israeli military.

“If I must die, 

you must live 

to tell my story 

to sell my things 

to buy a piece of cloth 

and some strings, 

(make it white with a long tail) 

so that a child, somewhere in Gaza 

while looking heaven in the eye 

awaiting his dad who left in a blaze— 

and bid no one farewell 

not even to his flesh 

not even to himself— 

sees the kite, my kite you made, flying up above 

and thinks for a moment an angel is there 

bringing back love 

If I must die 

let it bring hope 

let it be a tale.”

This bright and colorful digital artwork is available as A3 or A2 poster on 170gsm paper.

A series of 8 artworks to support Palestine, 100% of profits are donated. All infos here

To ensure that most of your purchase goes to MSF, the shipping option may not offer tracking. Thank you for bearing with us! If your order is delayed or hasn't arrived yet, please email me at contact@agathesinger.com. Rest assured that we are doing our best to ensure your order arrives swiftly and safely. Thanks!

This week, the cat is drawn surrounded by a kite in the colours of Palestinian flag. The drawing is inspired by the poem "If I Must Die," by Palestinian poet Refaat Alareer, written before the author’s death in an airstrike by the Israeli military.

“If I must die, 

you must live 

to tell my story 

to sell my things 

to buy a piece of cloth 

and some strings, 

(make it white with a long tail) 

so that a child, somewhere in Gaza 

while looking heaven in the eye 

awaiting his dad who left in a blaze— 

and bid no one farewell 

not even to his flesh 

not even to himself— 

sees the kite, my kite you made, flying up above 

and thinks for a moment an angel is there 

bringing back love 

If I must die 

let it bring hope 

let it be a tale.”

This bright and colorful digital artwork is available as A3 or A2 poster on 170gsm paper.