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Palestinian printmaker Omar al-Asouli, 25, hangs a finished piece to dry at his water transfer (hydro-dipping) printing workshop in Khan Yunis, in the southern Gaza Strip on December 28, 2020. This method which has been lately spreading in Arab countries, uses pre-prepared dyes and stencils, and allows printing on iron, gypsum, wood, car tyres, and all objects that can be immersed in water. SAID KHATIB / AFP
Best Photos of the Day
Palestinian printmaker Omar al-Asouli, 25, works on a piece at his water transfer (hydro-dipping) printing workshop in Khan Yunis, in the southern Gaza Strip on December 28, 2020. This method which has been lately spreading in Arab countries, uses pre-prepared dyes and stencils, and allows printing on iron, gypsum, wood, car tyres, and all objects that can be immersed in water. SAID KHATIB / AFP
Best Photos of the Day
Palestinian printmaker Omar al-Asouli, 25, works on a piece at his water transfer (hydro-dipping) printing workshop in Khan Yunis, in the southern Gaza Strip on December 28, 2020. This method which has been lately spreading in Arab countries, uses pre-prepared dyes and stencils, and allows printing on iron, gypsum, wood, car tyres, and all objects that can be immersed in water. SAID KHATIB / AFP
Best Photos of the Day
Palestinian printmaker Omar al-Asouli, 25, works on a piece at his water transfer (hydro-dipping) printing workshop in Khan Yunis, in the southern Gaza Strip on December 28, 2020. This method which has been lately spreading in Arab countries, uses pre-prepared dyes and stencils, and allows printing on iron, gypsum, wood, car tyres, and all objects that can be immersed in water. SAID KHATIB / AFP
Best Photos of the Day
Palestinian printmaker Omar al-Asouli, 25, hangs a finished piece to dry at his water transfer (hydro-dipping) printing workshop in Khan Yunis, in the southern Gaza Strip on December 28, 2020. This method which has been lately spreading in Arab countries, uses pre-prepared dyes and stencils, and allows printing on iron, gypsum, wood, car tyres, and all objects that can be immersed in water. SAID KHATIB / AFP
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Palestinian printmaker Omar al-Asouli, 25, works on a piece at his water transfer (hydro-dipping) printing workshop in Khan Yunis, in the southern Gaza Strip on December 28, 2020. This method which has been lately spreading in Arab countries, uses pre-prepared dyes and stencils, and allows printing on iron, gypsum, wood, car tyres, and all objects that can be immersed in water. SAID KHATIB / AFP
Best Photos of the Day
Palestinian printmaker Omar al-Asouli, 25, works on a piece at his water transfer (hydro-dipping) printing workshop in Khan Yunis, in the southern Gaza Strip on December 28, 2020. This method which has been lately spreading in Arab countries, uses pre-prepared dyes and stencils, and allows printing on iron, gypsum, wood, car tyres, and all objects that can be immersed in water. SAID KHATIB / AFP
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Palestinian printmaker Omar al-Asouli, 25, works on a piece at his water transfer (hydro-dipping) printing workshop in Khan Yunis, in the southern Gaza Strip on December 28, 2020. This method which has been lately spreading in Arab countries, uses pre-prepared dyes and stencils, and allows printing on iron, gypsum, wood, car tyres, and all objects that can be immersed in water. SAID KHATIB / AFP
Best Photos of the Day
Palestinian printmaker Omar al-Asouli, 25, works on a piece at his water transfer (hydro-dipping) printing workshop in Khan Yunis, in the southern Gaza Strip on December 28, 2020. This method which has been lately spreading in Arab countries, uses pre-prepared dyes and stencils, and allows printing on iron, gypsum, wood, car tyres, and all objects that can be immersed in water. SAID KHATIB / AFP
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Finished pieces are displayed at Palestinian printmaker Omar al-Asouli's water transfer (hydro-dipping) printing workshop in Khan Yunis, in the southern Gaza Strip on December 28, 2020. This method which has been lately spreading in Arab countries, uses pre-prepared dyes and stencils, and allows printing on iron, gypsum, wood, car tyres, and all objects that can be immersed in water. SAID KHATIB / AFP
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