The contrast between the vibrant neon pink upper section and the unprimed, raw canvas below creates a striking visual tension. The pink, often associated with vibrancy, energy, and modernity, seems to pulse with intensity, while the raw canvas grounds the composition in a more organic and traditional aesthetic. This duality may represent the intersection of past and present, where the heritage of Arabic calligraphy collides with contemporary artistic experimentation.

The drips of black ink, bleeding down the canvas, add a sense of motion and imperfection, reinforcing the idea that language and culture are fluid, ever-evolving, and susceptible to change. These drips also bring to mind the act of writing itself—perhaps referencing ink bleeding onto parchment, a nod to traditional calligraphy methods. Meanwhile, the deliberate brushwork varies in opacity and thickness, adding texture and depth, making each stroke appear spontaneous yet intentional.