Individuals often express traumatic experiences in a third person perspective as a form of emotional expression, they often laugh or smile to separate themselves from reality as a result of shame and embarrassment. This particular process allows individuals to detach from the trauma’s emotional impact, and be the storyteller instead of a part of the story which allows for a space to share and exchange traumatic experiences and coping mechanisms. 

Therapy Room (Come Here): is a video art installation that connects to the viewer’s senses creating an environment where you can listen, touch, see, and smell. The artwork aims to differ the viewer from reality as much as possible and take them to a new mind space. The room in which the video art takes place in resembles our subconscious mind which separates us from reality and takes us to a dream like state where we don’t suffer from our traumatic experiences, the videos resemble that specific separation with three types of comedy re-enacted by the artist in three videos. 

The artist used the green screen specifically to give a feel of low quality vintage home videos that often make us laugh, she also used classical music that is often associated with old comedic cartoons, as well as exaggerated expressions, silly Arabic jokes from her childhood to gibe the viewer a sense of excitement and laughter wether genuinely or sarcastically.