Created by Swedish visual artist and photographer Loulou d’Aki, this photography collection focuses on youth in the Middle East, capturing their aspirations amidst the backdrop of the Arab Spring and conflict zones. Through vibrant urban imagery, the book portrays how young people strive to pursue their dreams in the face of political instability, war, and societal pressure—often at the cost of their own youth. The title reflects the belief that youth is an age of infinite potential, while also underscoring the tension between dreams and reality. This small yet powerful volume is a poignant document of its time, ideal for readers interested in social issues and contemporary photography.
