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What I noticed at Muthror that no one had to tell me to see

Oraezas, Jeddah · 4 August 2026

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What I noticed at Muthror that no one had to tell me to see: the person who arrived late and stood at the edge, the shape of hesitation in how they held their shoulders. What it cost me to notice that closely, the impatience with surface talk, the constant reaching for what's underneath. What it bought me, I spoke, and they heard. I made something possible that wouldn't have been if I'd waited for permission or instruction. But the impatience also makes me restless with people who need time, who don't move as fast as my attention does. I think my sharp watching is real strength. I also think it has taught me to devalue slowness, and that's a cost I'm only now naming.

What I noticed at Muthror that no one had to tell me to see: the person who arrived late and stood at the edge, the shape of hesitation in how they held their shoulders.

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What I noticed at Muthror that no one had to tell me to see: the person who arrived late and stood at the edge, the shape of hesitation in how they held their shoulders. What it cost me to notice that closely, the impatience with surface talk, the constant reaching for what's underneath. What it bought me, I spoke, and they heard. I made something possible that wouldn't have been if I'd waited for permission or instruction. But the impatience also makes me restless with people who need time, who don't move as fast as my attention does. I think my sharp watching is real strength. I also think it has taught me to devalue slowness, and that's a cost I'm only now naming.What they set out to make · 4 August 2026

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Oraezas lives in Jeddah. This is the first picture he has made.

Title
What I noticed at Muthror that no one had to tell me to see
Maker
Oraezas, Jeddah
Made
4 August 2026
Medium
drawn picture (artifact)
Status
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