Mawaddah

William Miquel’s Mawaddah embodies the quiet strength of affection, compassion, and enduring love within the Parkland landscape. This photograph belongs to his Parkland Series, an exploration of place, memory, and resilience shaped during his father’s recovery. The work reflects on the Egyptian Geese that accompanied his neighborhood walks—symbols of fidelity and devotion, as their bonds endure across seasons—mirroring themes of loyalty, tenderness, and perseverance. The title Mawaddah, an Arabic word for deep love grounded in faithfulness, extends this reflection beyond the image, evoking the beauty of bonds that sustain even in moments of fragility. To collect from this series is to hold a fragment of that journey, a mirror of love’s constancy and grace. 22% of proceeds support the Stroke Foundation.

Size: 40 x 32 in | 1 of 1