Two Fish, No Miracle is a poem paired with a sandcast glass sculpture engraved with Arabic words reflecting on Gaza today. Inspired by the biblical story of the boy’s two fish and five loaves, a miracle where a small offering fed thousands, the work contrasts hope and abundance with the reality Gaza faces now. The Arabic root ع ج ز (ʿ-j-z) is engraved, linking the words for helplessness, obstruction and miracle, inviting reflection on what it means that such opposing ideas might share the same origin. The two fish quietly swim, embodying the tension between hope and despair in a place where miracles feel out of reach—maybe they are lost, or can’t find their way.