A photography book by Swedish visual artist and photographer Loulou d’Aki, focusing on the youth of the Middle East and their hopes and dreams amidst the Arab Spring revolutions and conflict zones. Through vibrant color photography interwoven with urban scenes, Loulou d’Aki captures how young people pursue their dreams while often being deprived of their right to youth under political turmoil, war, and societal pressures. The title is inspired by the idea that “youth should be an age of infinite possibilities,” highlighting the tension between dreams and reality. This small, exquisite photography book aims to serve as a testament to its era, ideal for readers interested in social issues and photographic art.
