Damascus-SANA
Cosmic and existential questions that have been haunting man since the beginning and will remain forever posed by 16 paintings by the plastic artist Rola Abu Saleh to share the other's search for salvation.
The artist, Abu Saleh, chose for her paintings in her second exhibition, hosted by George Kamel Gallery, the large sizes that ranged between one meter and 10 cm and one and a half meters so that she can download these paintings with her deep questions.
The plastic artist, Abu Saleh, explained that in her previous exhibition she tried to spread her concerns through children, but in this exhibition she saw that clowns are better able to carry her sayings, her questions full of strangeness that manifested in the faces and eyes of the people.
Abu Saleh pointed out that everything in the paintings reflects the inner state of the artist, so she chose for her black and white paintings to reflect those contradictions that we live inside, but sometimes with color strokes that light up on the surface of the painting as hope shines inside us, noting that the questions she raised occupied a space in Philosophy, human thought, ancient civilizations and myths have not been able to answer their questions, as there is always something unknown or hidden and incurable answers.
The plastic artist Ali Al-Kafri explained that today’s exhibition has tragedies, depth and strangeness, pointing out that the works, despite their blackness, are filled with hope. Promising furnished with roses.
Artist Ziad Qat saw that astonishment is the first feeling that a visitor feels to the exhibition. She has strong capabilities, as she is self-confident, especially in the choice of colors, especially the gray ones, which make us feel joy, sadness, hope and frustration with a composition comparable to the great artists.
Bilal Ahmad