Artist Leila Zahr El-Din's exhibition paintings present the female as a mirror that reflects around her

Sweida-Sana

Fine artist Laila Zahr El-Din embodied in her exhibition (Mirror of a Woman) the woman with its various meanings and what is hidden within her as a true mirror of many social and human situations.

The exhibition, hosted by Art Forum, included 15 works of oil paint on canvas, in addition to two modification paintings through which Zahreddine crossed, as she explained to the SANA reporter about her multiple feelings, boldly and comprehensively.

She considered that regardless of the personal benefit that the artist gains from his participation in the exhibitions, art remains an aspect of culture and it is necessary to remain continuous without being affected by any considered circumstances that the current circumstance helps the plastic movement and the cultural movement in general to make attempts to change reality and its pressures and to present a plastic vision that is beneficial to society and taste. Technical.

Plastic artist Nidal Khwais, one of the visitors of the exhibition, considered that Zahreddine has a mature experience, important and perseverance, and presents a plastic vision in its right place and time in a realistic, recording style to embody the characters, especially women, as it deals with reality in a state of calm and simplification through simple elements far from the complex composition and colors that came carefully studied with the addition of something Sometimes from Expressionism, to show the suffering of women and their internal components that appear on the features and expressions of the face.

For his part, plastic artist Abdullah Abd al-Salam saw that the exhibition is characterized by portraiture and body works that impose itself by force of line and color properly studied in addition to the aesthetic of the ideas presented through the mirror and the look at metaphysics, pointing out that the artist has the ability to communicate her idea to the recipient without barriers and easily.

Plastic artist Zahreddine was born in Sweida in 1983, a graduate of the Faculty of Fine Arts from the University of Damascus, specializing in drawing and painting in 2010, and participated in many group exhibitions.

Diyar Nasr