The artwork by Saad Sahir features his drag persona, Tina Titz, embodying his alter ego. Depicted as a guerrab, a traditional Moroccan water carrier typically represented by men, Tina stands gracefully before a zelij-adorned fountain, a symbol of purification. In this portrayal, she becomes a messenger of transformation, celebrating femininity and demonstrating that being a feminine figure does not diminish strength. The piece invites reflection on gender fluidity and challenges societal norms, sparking a dialogue about identity, tradition, and the power of change.