The Hadhar knot

A long journey for a Bedouin born with the absence of the sun, pursued by distance and chased by Mamluks, with black tattoos on his back and distant paths on his chest. A journey that began where the shepherd goes in the morning toward the grass, questions, and existence, thinking that life is nothing but a large collection of births and deaths. "Mutlaq" departs traveling with the horizon, placing between his eyes his losses for which he bore no guilt, to live in another story, new homelands, and faces different from those he knows. Fleeing from the Bedouin's usual habit of being preoccupied with details, which makes every well named, every valley named, every camel named, and every year named. His journey ends with arrival, but chance reveals to him an ancient secret that changes everything. By following the threads, the mystery finally unravels. The Bedouin encounters another life different from what he knows, discovering multiple paths and routes. What was once just complicated dreams becomes, in the end, a captivating painting in every sense of the word.