Story of Abubaker

A VR reconstruction tracing memory, displacement, uncertainty, and fragmented testimony across generations displaced from Beit Daras to Gaza.

Nakba Animated Map

Nakba Timeline Map: One second for every depopulated Palestinian city and village” (infographic map)  This time animated map describes the chronological order of the systemic depopulation and then the erasing of more than 437 Palestinian cities and villages during the 1948 Nakba

Palestine: A Tale of A Shredded Homeland

An animated tale depicts a nation exiled within its own homeland after decades of militarized colonial displacement and erasure. Through line art, 3D graphics, and infographics, the short film visually captures a unified land fractured into besieged enclaves and isolated archipelagos, illustrating the slow strangulation of a people rooted to their soil.

Interactive VR Tour

Explore Reconstructed Palestine

An interactive virtual reality environment reconstructing erased Palestinian spaces through spatial memory, oral testimony, and immersive exploration.

Jaffa Flashbacks

The virtual reconstruction of Jaffa overlapped periods of time between 1910s and 1948, with Jaffa in the spring of 1936 being the center of the reconstruction process. The virtual reconstruction of Jaffa was carried out based on the available historical maps, pictures, and testimonies of those who were displaced from it.

Hittin Remembered

Located 8km from Tiberias, Hittin was a strategic, fertile Muslim village famous for the 1187 Crusader battle. It featured an Ottoman school, historical ruins, and a Druze shrine. Depopulated by Israeli forces in July 1948, its inhabitants fled to Lebanon. Today, only the deserted mosque, ruins, and shrine remain.

Zir’in…A Return Journey

Located 11km north of Jenin, Zir’in held a strategic position overlooking Afula and Baysan. Following heavy fighting, Israeli forces captured the village on May 28, 1948, forcing remaining residents to flee. Today, the settlement of Yizre’el occupies the site, leaving only one dilapidated building, a well, and ruins.

Tantura Reconstructed

Located 24km from Haifa, al-Tantura was a coastal fishing village attacked by the Alexandroni Brigade on May 23, 1948. Following its capture, Israeli forces executed a notorious massacre of hundreds of villagers and expelled the survivors. Today, the settlement of Nahsholim occupies the land, leaving the site transformed into a beach resort over mass graves.

3D Topographical Map

3D Topographical Map

Debunking Staged Zionist Narratives

An archival investigation examining widely circulated photographs used to represent the 1948 war, revealing how several images were staged outside their claimed locations and historical contexts.