2025-12-29
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I would have done anything to get the medicine for Khalil.
The child is directed on camera to plead for help.
I want to be a normal kid.
I want to go to school.
They were going to upload it to social media.
Millions of dollars pour in, but the families never receive the money.
He told us it wasn't successful.
As I understood it, the video just didn't make any money.
They used to raise funds for their own benefit.
In this edition, we take you back to 2019.
On a large screen, a woman speaks.
At times, her image becomes ghostly and distorted.
Disjointed subtitles appear, pulses of sound vibrate around you and lights flash.
Welcome to the work of Haroon Merza.
It's not like you're observing the work in the classical sense of a painting or a sculpture.
You're standing at one point, the painting is in front of you and there's this sort of separation.
It's more like you're immersed in the work.
You hear it, you see it, you feel the vibrations.
It's multi-sensorial.