Akram

Akram is a Palestinian artisan from the Aida refugee camp in Bethlehem (Palestine) with gold in his hands. He collects materials to transform them into works of art, including tear gas grenades and other munitions thrown by the Israeli army in the Aida camp on the Palestinians, which he transforms, for example, into key rings or pendants. He also works with olive wood, century-old embroideries, keffiyehs, etc. to offer unique pieces in the world (key rings, boxes, bags, decorative objects of all kinds, bihoux, etc.) and entirely handmade in his workshop located in the Aida camp (Bethlehem, Palestine).