This collection is a reflection of Ahmed Amer's pauses in the city, those moments when he escapes to the corniche, stand before the sea, and let the horizon carry away his anxious thoughts. It is a personal ritual of healing and reconnection, yet also a collective and cultural one, because the sea has always been part of our lives here, holding our stories and emotions.

The title comes from a song by Salwa Al Katrib, a poetic wandering about memory, distance, and the unknown. In the same spirit, Horizon unfolds through marine aesthetics, poetic scenery, and dreamy visuals, like a daydream where, for a moment, Ahmed transforms into a fish, drifting deep into the water, searching for answers, releasing heaviness, or simply floating.