In Playing in the Garden, Jassim AlDhamin transforms personal experience into poetic reflection. His expressive yet deliberate visual language bridges philosophy and emotion, grounding abstract inquiry in the textures of lived reality. The work unfolds as a meditation on the tension between the inner world and external forces — a recurring theme in AlDhamin’s practice. Yet here, that tension is rendered not as conflict but as conversation, a fluid exchange between thought and feeling, solitude and connection.

Playing in the Garden becomes both a space of play and introspection — a metaphorical garden where the self learns to coexist with the world around it.