Lulù Poletti, Melampo designer and founder together with her sister Anna met Hamid in her husband’s architecture studio in Berlin and immediately loved his dramatic designs, full of visions and memories. The graphics reproduced as prints are two images of strong emotional impact taken from the book Freedom Hospital, where the author is inspired by Syrian artists who have been forced to leave their country. The first print is inspired by a work by Tammam Azzam “Syrian Museum – Matisse’s La Danse” in which the artist combines two images, mixing art and war chronicle as an element of criticism and in which Western art is a unifying element that makes everyone citizens of one same world. Hamid re- interprets this work by pasting Matisse’s dancers against the backdrop of a Syrian square packed with protesters. 

The second graphic is a recurring theme in Sulaiman work and represents a thick white rain on a ink black background.