In this evocative piece by Egyptian artist Klay Kassem, the artist continues his visual dialogue with memory, tradition, and rural life through his distinct figurative abstraction. The faceless women, rendered with textured surfaces and patterned garments, appear in motion, carrying rounded objects that hint at water jars or offerings — symbols of daily labor and feminine endurance. The use of vibrant splashes of blue, pink, and yellow over earthy tones gives the composition a rhythm and vitality, reflecting both chaos and harmony in communal life. A white rooster striding across the lower half of the canvas adds a symbolic layer — a creature often associated with timekeeping, masculinity, and rural domesticity. Kassem’s layering technique, collage-like composition, and tactile surfaces create a multidimensional scene that blurs the line between memory and presence. The artwork is both a celebration and a meditation on the unsung rituals of village life, offering a poetic lens into cultural continuity.