Ali Cherri depicts 'invisible violence' in the Arab world

Visual artist and filmmaker, Ali Cherri, interrogates the scars formed by regional revolt. Digging beneath what is immediately visible, Cherri is able to grasp textured trauma, and within that, stories of survival and fortitude.

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