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Artist Statement:
My art is a private
perspective on life, private
pains and
disappointments, society,
Death and a philosophical look
at life.
Death is the source for
creation and the motor of
life.
Crucifixion a symbol for pain,
pain caused by social,
political and
religious systems.
I think that art is another
way to communicate, to express
my ideas , for me art should
have a message of a sort.
This is the way I saw art when
I was a little boy trying to
express his Ideas with simple
drawings, and this is the way
I see art when working on my
digital art or writing poetry
today. Some times I ask
myself, if we can reach people
through "reason"! but I think
its better to get to people's
hearts through emotions,
through ART, and from there we
might get to their reason. Or
maybe use extremes in art -
and that is what I usually try
- in order to make people
think and ponder after their
emotions become tens. Then
their analyses might bring
with it reasoning.
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Artist Exhibitions:
Solo Exhibition
1997 - A Look Inside,
Gallery Center, Nazareth,
Israel
1999 - Life and Death, Art
Gallery, Umm Elfahem, Israel
1999 - Life and Death,
Gallery Center, Nazareth,
Israel
Group Exhibition
1996 - Opening Exhibition,
West Galilee Art Gallery,
Acre, Israel
1998 - Earth, Art Gallery, Umm
Elfahem, Israel
1998 - Arabic calligraphy, the
Land ...
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Artist Galleries:
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Artist Reviews:
Analyses by Dr. Edward Badeen,
Basel, Switzerland
In this work of art called
“The Sons of Eilaboun” one can
see several factors working on
the viewer – not necessarily
all these factors are
consciously aimed at by the
artist himself while at work.
To the upper left we see the
wide-...
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Collections:
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Commissions:
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