khair shar (good and evil) is a contrast and simultaneous interconnectedness between good and evil. the word 'khair' is positioned at the top of the artwork and the word 'evil' at the bottom, linked together by the shared letter 'ra'. this letter is not just a visual link; it is the subtle line that can transform good into evil, and evil into good at any moment.

to the left of this work, there are seven painted sayings—all living words and concepts, not mere geometric shapes—to reflect the delicate balance and possible transformations between opposing values. the artwork’s central idea is that good and evil are not static, but are connected by a delicate thread that can tip the balance at any moment, reminding us that every action and every word has the potential to transform and change.