A watermelon with an ear greets visitors to the Chicago space Roots & Culture Contemporary Arts Centre while in a video artist Fadh Fakhouri lays on the ground and pours gasoline into his own mouth through a funnel. Such surreal images are found in the show Double Blessings, which opened on Friday, August 4 at the Roots & Culture Contemporary Arts Center in Chicago. This kind of surrealism, however, is highly political. These images of Indian figs, oranges, and lemons are not mere still lives or playful representations of food. They rather present a multi-layered narrative of culture, identity, and resilience around the Palestinian diaspora. “In Palestine, the act of
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