Memory of Syrian Creativity .. Plastic exhibition with various subjects and different schools

Lattakia-Sana

The group exhibition “Syrian Memory of Creativity” included paintings and sculptures embodying various subjects, with the participation of 24 artists and sculptors, hosted by Amer Gallery of Fine Arts in Jableh.

Amer Ali, the director of the hall, explained in a statement to Sanaa that the exhibition's topics have varied and diversified, indicating that he participated in a realistic expressive painting entitled "Horse and Female" to emphasize femininity as a value to rid the world of its brutality and restore its originality and humanity in acrylic colors.

Rami Sabour, a plastic artist, also participated in two paintings, one of which represented the sunset of nature in the Syrian coast, using the technique of oil colors, and the other by abstract work with a color music to create a modern abstract artwork using the fiery colors that reflect sunlight.

The participation of the plastic artist, Basil Ibrahim Aymaroush, came with a painting representing a moving motorbike that combines two rhetoric with aesthetic rhetoric and a useful practical case using oil paints, while the abstract character dominated the painting.

The plastic artist Yasser Skif, who participated in a painting representing the autumn season in the coast, said that this exhibition provides an opportunity to revitalize the atmosphere of culture in Jableh and learn about the experiences of others.

While the artist, Njoud As'eed, through her painting, symbolized the martyr, to the strength of the Syrian mother, her adherence to the country, and her ability to give and continue under the father’s martyrdom.

The sculptor, Hassan Suleiman, participated in one realistic stone work entitled “The Dreamer”, which the female addressed as a symbol of beauty and dream. The sculptor Nizar Saud participated in a sculpted olive tree symbolizing mother Syria and reconstruction.

The visual artist Arab Ahmed said that the exhibition was distinguished by its richness in style and expression in a way that enriches the scenes and tastes, while the sculptor Fayez Al-Hafi's work came with the sculptural work of olive wood entitled "Motherhood" because the mother is the homeland, love, sacrifice and giving.

Safaa Ali