“The Beauty of Solitude” is one of my most personal works—a reflection on how being alone can be a place of peace, not fear. In my country, we have a saying: “El Wahdani,” meaning someone who walks alone, a loner. But to me, El Wahdani is not lost; he is simply walking his own road. Solitude is not emptiness—it’s the quiet space where you meet yourself, where you listen instead of escape. To all the loners out there: look closely at your solitude, face it, feel it. It’s within that silence that you begin to truly understand who you are.
“The Beauty of Solitude” is one of my most personal works—a reflection on how being alone can be a place of peace, not fear. In my country, we have a saying: “El Wahdani,” meaning someone who walks alone, a loner. But to me, El Wahdani is not lost; he is simply walking his own road. Solitude is not emptiness—it’s the quiet space where you meet yourself, where you listen instead of escape. To all the loners out there: look closely at your solitude, face it, feel it. It’s within that silence that you begin to truly understand who you are.
