Sign in
The image depicts a static scene within the Old City of Homs, Syria, characterized by significant urban decay and structural damage. The central focus is a two-story stone building featuring a large, dark, barrel-vaulted archway serving as a passage at ground level. Above this archway, three rectangular window openings on the second floor are devoid of glass and frames. The building's roof is tiled with red-brown clay, exhibiting displaced and missing tiles. A metal pole with a dual-horned device, possibly a siren or speaker, is mounted on the far right of the roofline. The stone masonry shows signs of erosion, crumbling mortar, and sparse dry vegetation growth.

To the left, an adjoining building with light-colored, damaged plasterwork presents two square window openings on its upper floor, also lacking glass or frames. The top edge of this wall is irregular and fractured. The lower section of this wall displays visible bullet or impact marks and black Arabic graffiti. The graffiti includes text such as "اورماج" (Ormaj/Ourmaj), "صل وترحيلنا عنهم" (Pray and remove them from us/expel them), and "صالح ماء ص ٧٠٩٤٤٤٦٥٤" (Saleh Ma'a S. 709444654, likely a contact for a water service).

On the right, a partially visible building constructed from lighter, more uniform stone blocks or concrete blocks has a metal awning extending from it and a window opening with a metal grating. The ground in the foreground is an unpaved, dusty surface composed of packed earth, small stones, and scattered debris, including a small pile of rubble near the base of the left wall. No individuals or active subjects are present in the scene. The overall environment conveys a sense of desolation and post-conflict abandonment under a clear sky.
obaida alabrash

Jul 14, 2025

Homs, Syria

Stake attention in this memory

Desolation
Decay
Melancholy
Resilience
Loss

The image depicts a static scene within the Old City of Homs, Syria, characterized by significant urban decay and structural damage. The central focus is a two-story stone building featuring a large, dark, barrel-vaulted archway serving as a passage at ground level. Above this archway, three rectangular window openings on the second floor are devoid of glass and frames. The building's roof is tiled with red-brown clay, exhibiting displaced and missing tiles. A metal pole with a dual-horned device, possibly a siren or speaker, is mounted on the far right of the roofline. The stone masonry shows signs of erosion, crumbling mortar, and sparse dry vegetation growth. To the left, an adjoining building with light-colored, damaged plasterwork presents two square window openings on its upper floor, also lacking glass or frames. The top edge of this wall is irregular and fractured. The lower section of this wall displays visible bullet or impact marks and black Arabic graffiti. The graffiti includes text such as "اورماج" (Ormaj/Ourmaj), "صل وترحيلنا عنهم" (Pray and remove them from us/expel them), and "صالح ماء ص ٧٠٩٤٤٤٦٥٤" (Saleh Ma'a S. 709444654, likely a contact for a water service). On the right, a partially visible building constructed from lighter, more uniform stone blocks or concrete blocks has a metal awning extending from it and a window opening with a metal grating. The ground in the foreground is an unpaved, dusty surface composed of packed earth, small stones, and scattered debris, including a small pile of rubble near the base of the left wall. No individuals or active subjects are present in the scene. The overall environment conveys a sense of desolation and post-conflict abandonment under a clear sky.

transactions
revenues
stakers
Earliest
Latest
Highest stake

No transactions found

More from this user

More from Homs

obaida alabrash

Jul 14, 2025

Homs, Syria

Licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. You are free to share and adapt this content with proper attribution.