The main part of an identity is the language. As a teenager when I grew up in France, I had this identity crisis. I felt the need to choose between being French or being Tunisian. A week's script, and there would be a calligraphy, made me reconnect between those two identities. Today I want to use this as a tool to create the same connection between other culture and other people in other generations. And there are big scripts also as some shapes that other alphabet doesn't have. And it gives you so much opportunity or possibility to create with no limit. The quote actually is what Rally Gibran wrote on his grave. And it says, I'm alive like you. Standing beside you, close your eyes and you will see maybe in front of you.