Between Two Palms brings together a series of works that reflect on the quiet relationships between landscape, movement, and cultural memory. Moving across sculpture, natural materials and text, the exhibition considers the palm as a form that exists between geographies — simultaneously rooted and displaced.

The exhibition draws attention to subtle connections between Iraq and Scotland, where materials, images, and forms begin to mirror one another across distance. Through fragile surfaces, suspended elements, and organic remains, the works explore ideas of endurance, adaptation, and the traces carried through migration.

Rather than presenting fixed narratives, Between Two Palms creates a space for reflection on what is inherited, translated, and transformed through time, place, and material presence.