Damascus-SANA
Czech plastic artist Alexandra Mora Vukva held her art exhibition (From Colors to Life) at Mustafa Ali Gallery in Damascus, in the presence of interested parties.
The exhibition included 27 acrylic paintings, through which the artist expressed her innermost feelings, joy, contradictions and different feelings, in a distinguished manner that attracted everyone who viewed her paintings and works.
The plastic artist Muravukva expressed her happiness at coming to Syria and holding this exhibition in old Damascus, indicating to SANA reporter that she came to Syria because of her love and adoration for Damascus, and the deep friendships she has with Syrian plastic artists, praising their unique experiences.
Muravukva indicated that the exhibition, which was prepared for two years, aims to spread positive energy and express what is going on inside of a positive state using acrylic colors on canvas and the pouring technique.
Among the attendees, the Czech ambassador to Damascus, Eva Philippi, praised Muravukva's plastic experience, her distinguished works, her use of bright colors, and her unique style, pointing out that the exhibition is a message to spread happiness and joy.
In turn, the plastic artist, Mustafa Ali, stated that this exhibition came in cooperation and coordination with the Czech Embassy in Damascus, and because of a previous visit by the artist to Syria, who preferred to hold her exhibition in Damascus, pointing to the uniqueness of her style and her use of cheerful colors.
Hadi Omran
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