14 November 2026 – 14 April 2027
Patch-Time, a collaborative installation by Hiba Bou Akar, Mohamad Hafeda and Nathalie Harb, presented at the third edition of the Sharjah Architecture Triennial, Architecture Otherwise: Building Civic Infrastructure for Collective Futures, Sharjah, UAE.
28 June 2026
Febrik leads The Rituals of Settling, a participatory workshop organised with Southbank Centre and Counterpoints Arts as part of Refugee Week. Drawing on the Southbank Centre Archive, the workshop uses text, storytelling and pillows to collectively imagine new rituals and policies of settling and unsettling.
21–24 April 2026
The Interpreter (2026) premiered in the Short & Mid-Length Film Competition at Visions du Réel International Film Festival, Nyon, Switzerland.
2026 March
Mohamad Hafeda serves as a jury member for Ecologies of Culture – Creative Placemaking, a programme by the Arab Fund for Arts and Culture (AFAC) supporting participatory artistic and cultural initiatives that reimagine spaces, foster community engagement and explore new forms of belonging across the Arab region.
3 March 2026
Mohamad Hafeda presents Temporal Bordering: Displacement and the Reconfiguration of Time, an invited lecture at the University of Sheffield, exploring how displacement and borders shape experiences of time through participatory filmmaking.
9 February 2026
Hosting DAAR (Decolonizing Architecture Art Research) for Learning Through Displacement: Pedagogies for the Colonial Present, part of The Bartlett School of Architecture's CRUNCH series, UCL.
2025 — Autumn / Winter
Sewing Borders (2018) is featured in MacGuffin, Issue No. 15, The Stitch, exploring the cultural, material and political dimensions of stitching.
27 October 2025
Mohamad Hafeda's article The Time While Waiting is published in Architecture and Culture, exploring time as a border and participatory practices of resistance within the UK asylum system.
27 October 2025
Co-editing Border Fictions, a special issue of Architecture and Culture, with Paula McCloskey and Sam Vardy. The issue explores border fictioning as a critical and creative method for questioning and challenging borders.
17 March 2025
Mohamad Hafeda presents work alongside Maha Al-Daya and Nathalie Harb in Art in Times of War: Threading Spaces of Displacement, Exile and Genocide, a one-day exhibition and artist talk at Reid Hall, Paris. Organised by Hiba Bou Akar in collaboration with Sciences Po and Columbia University, the event includes a discussion moderated by Hiba Bou Akar.
2024
Commissioned artwork by Mohamad Hafeda featured in Inscription: The Journal of Material Text, Issue 4, Touch, alongside contributions by artists and writers exploring the material and sensory dimensions of text.
13 August 2024
Mohamad Hafeda's chapter Sewing Borders: Negotiating the Temporalities of Borders and Displacements is published in Architectures of Resistance: Negotiating Borders Through Spatial Practices (Leuven University Press, 2024). The chapter explores the temporal dimensions of borders and displacement through participatory filmmaking.
19 November 2023 – 12 January 2024
Febrik presents Shall We Sit Together? Settings of Care, an exhibition developed through a year-long collaboration with The Mosaic Rooms Young Collective. The project explores the political and social dimensions of sitting and working together, examining care, protection and solidarity through participatory artistic practices.
1–15 July 2023
On Rooftops and Under the Ground is a series of artistic interventions exploring Beirut's urban conditions and infrastructural challenges in times of crisis. Initiated by Hiba Bou Akar in collaboration with Mohamad Hafeda and Temporary Art Platform (TAP), the project brings together artistic and spatial practices responding to the city's changing conditions.
27 May – 24 June 2023
Mohamad Hafeda presents The Time While Waiting, a solo exhibition at The Art House, Wakefield, UK. Developed through three years of participatory research with people seeking asylum, the exhibition premieres the film of the same title alongside visual mappings and timelines exploring the temporalities of displacement and crisis in online news media.
Dates: 16 Sept – 13 Nov 2022
March 2022
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