"Broken Shapes" intertwines the writings of Rimah Jabr with the visual art of Dareen Abbas. This collaboration creates a psychogeographical journey that blurs the lines between text and set design, set against the backdrop of an occupied city. It unfolds as an autobiographical monologue, weaving together personal and collective history threads. The piece revolves around multiple layers: the fragmented memories of the character's father (written by Rimah Jabr) as he recalls his city, and his continuous efforts to reconstruct its geography, resulting in a blend of subjective interpretation and re-imagination, a diasporic experience within one's geographical and spatial memoir. In this theatre piece, a set-design piece entitled “Cube Corner” designed by Dareen Abbas pertains to the present moment of the performance itself, using a continuously morphing set design to create new sonic and performative situations, through architectural and spatial thinking