“His books were meant to be stages from which he transmitted signals to the outside, beyond the Meir-Agassi universe.”

״The question of where is your garden is actually a question of territory – where do you situate yourself at this given moment.״

"The train is a doubly transitional object: it is a temporary home, a room that is supposed to provide you with a sense of comfort."

"In Wadi al-Na’am, I saw the past of Al-Araqib and the future of Twayyel Abu Jalwar.”

"I deal with how to position myself in the face of a narrative that I am not fully responsible for."

"The word 'Universal' calls for union at the same time as it splits from the world, a fitting name for the book."

“The first artist’s book foretold a deep infatuation, and everything that appeared afterwards.”

"Painters like to step back from, then get closer to the painting and ask, how did they do that?”

"A book is like a children's game where you place blocks on top of each other and hope they don’t fall."

"We all thought we would like a simple, somber cover that would contrast with the colorfulness on the inside."