The Palestinian artist Hazem Harb explores displacement and memory in his new exhibition, 'Not There, Yet Felt,' at Tabari Artspace in Dubai. The exhibition features aluminium self-portraits filled with images of the walls of Harb's family home in Gaza, which was destroyed in the Israeli assault. The show also includes a central neon artwork that reads 'Hope Is Power,' symbolizing uncertainty and a loss of normalcy in daily life. Despite the uncertainty, Harb believes that art has a role to play in expressing and preserving history.