“Nabil’s Reflections” is a powerful Arabic art piece that explores the theme of self-discovery through the use of glass as a metaphor for separation and introspection. The portrait of Nabil, an Arab man, is framed by glass, symbolizing the barrier between the internal and external worlds. His serious expression and piercing gaze invite the viewer to explore the complexities of identity and self-perception. The blurred flowers in the background add an element of fragility and vulnerability, suggesting that emotions and memories are often obscured, yet still present. The contrast between light and shadow in the piece further emphasizes the duality of Nabil’s existence—his public persona versus his private self. The glass reflects the internal struggle many face when reconciling their true selves with the world around them. This artwork captures the emotional distance between the external and internal worlds, offering a visual meditation on self-awareness, identity, and the barriers that exist between who we are and how we are seen.