The maze refelcts the lived experience of Armenian, Lebanese, and Syrian histories. The paths shaped by displacement, survival and constant movement. Every journey holds the spiralled routes marked with detour, rupture and unexpected crossings .

Each bubble is etched with life, memory or an inner world. Though scattered across different places, the paths inside them remain connected. Like diaspora communities, the lines travel across borders, continuing from one fragment to another, even when separation makes those connections hard to see.

Only when the pieces are assembled does the maze become legible, revealing how individual journeys belong to a shared history. What seems fragmented, is in fact a deeply interconnected memory, resilience, and inherited experience.

The maze does not offer an exit or a final destination. Instead, it reflects a continuous state of navigation through loss, belonging, and identity where meaning emerges through connection rather than arrival.