Syria.Art

05/08/2024

Raffi Sarki - Syrian Artist
Shadows Collection 2021
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Clay, Acrylic

05/08/2024

Rafi Sarki - Syrian Artist
Born in Syria in 1975, he grew up in a family that has been in the jewellery business for several generations.
He studied jewellery design and development in Florence, Italy in 2003, worked with several Arab and international companies between Dubai, India and Italy, and developed several collections for brands in design idea and techniques, and worked on adding natural materials and materials with precious metals and stones, he won a number of international awards for jewellery design.
DTC Award 2005/2007
and the Tahitian Pearl Award in 2004.
Then he moved to France in 2015 to focus his interest and development in the field of art and design, until his ideas were transformed into works of art in different materials such as wood, clay and cardboard, where he addressed a mathematical and geometric concept in building works, visually breaking their fixed rules and making the relationship between shadow and light one of the most important foundations of his work and artistic research, the forms are based on his visual heritage. From his visual heritage in architecture and decoration, with his experience in the world of jewellery, until he transforms it into a visual language that addresses the simple and the difficult, his artworks have been exhibited in a solo exhibition in Paris and joint exhibitions in France and Qatar, and he has worked on many artistic projects and their development, and his works have been acquired in private collections in Europe and the Arab world.

05/08/2024

Visual artist Raffi Sarki - Born in Damascus, Syria in 1975. Raffi Sarki is a strong believer in PEACE.

17/08/2023

RIP Leila Nseir 💔

Born in Lattakia, Syria in 1941, Leila Nseir graduated from the Faculty of Fine Arts in Cairo in 1963. Beginning her career during the height of Syrian modernism, she developed a focus in her painting that is akin to the work of the late Louay Kayyali, whose subject matter explored issues of life and death and the experiences of the working class. Finding artistic inspiration in the region’s ancient civilizations, she often explored mythology as allegories for reality, delving into realism, expressionism then surrealism (and later utilized abstraction), all while experimenting with various mediums and techniques. Today her paintings have traces of these different periods of her oeuvre, indicating the path of a seasoned artist who has dared to frequently embark on new artistic journeys. Having had an extensive exhibition history, she has participated in countless artistic events throughout the world. A leading painter of her generation, she was honored by the Ministry of Culture for her contributions to local art in both 1968 and 1999. Nseir’s work can be found in the National Museum of Damascus and numerous private collections throughout the Middle East, Asia, Europe and North America. She has spent most of her life in her native Syria.

09/03/2023

Retour en images sur le vernissage de l’Exposition Artistique Internationale « Silences à briser » qui s’est tenu ce soir à l’hôpital La Palmosa, ch_menton à l’occasion de la journée internationale des droits de la Femme avec collaboration avec notre association Syria.Art

Des artistes des quatre coins du monde nous ont confié leurs œuvres, à travers lesquelles ils expriment leur indignation face aux injustices faites aux femmes. Néanmoins ils nous communiquent l’espoir, la possibilité de renaissance et, à travers leur créativité, ils font triompher les femmes, les propulsent vers l’envol et la liberté.

Merci aux talentueux artistes pour leur participation engagée et leurs magnifiques œuvres:





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Cette exposition est disponible dès à présent au sein de l’établissement jusqu’au 09 juin 2023 !

Salle d’attente des consultations au bâtiment A

31/10/2022

Syrian Artist Mohammed Alolabi - Born in Damascus in 1971. - Studied in Adham Ismael Institute 1987-1989. Studied at the college of Fine Arts, and obtained his Diploma in 1996. He is a member of the Union of Syrian Plastic Artists and a teacher at the Faculty of Fine Arts since 2002. He participated in: The exhibition of the Three Young People in Damascus 1997. / Joint exhibition at the Artist Union Gallery of Homs 1997. / Joint exhibition at Alkhanji Gallery in Aleppo 1997. / Solo exhibition at the Artist Union Gallery in Aleppo 2002. / Solo exhibition in Ishtar Gallery in Damascus 2003. / First meetings of Ma'alula 2004. / Biennale Tehran. / A cultural project with the Ministry of Culture - The Museum of Art in London 2005. / Solo exhibition in Alkalimat Gallery in Aleppo 2007. / Many workshops and combined exhibitions. / He won an appreciation prize from the exhibition of the Three Young People, Damascus 2003. /// His paintings are on display at the Ministry of Culture. / There are special collections of him in Syria, Jordan, United Arab of Emirates, UK, Germany, Sweden, France .

12/10/2022

Tania Al Kayyali - Syrian Artist

12/10/2022

Tania Al Kayyali is a young multi-talented artist born in Damascus, in 1985. She expresses her creativity through painting, illustration, digital painting and graphic design.

Since 2013 she has been working in Serbia, Syria and the United Arab Emirates as a graphic designer, an illustrator and a translator for "Refugee and Migrant Crisis in Europe". As a visual artist, she specializes in illustrations and recently designed exhibition projects for children's book .

Tania Al Kayyali lived a time in Berlin and was part of the new Syrian artistic Diaspora within Berlin's art scene. Today she lives in Serbia.

10/10/2022

https://www.facebook.com/thesyrianart/photos/a.179845308819837/531530760317955/

Leila Nseir - Syrian Artist

10/10/2022

Born in Lattakia, Syria in 1941, Leila Nseir graduated from the Faculty of Fine Arts in Cairo in 1963. Beginning her career during the height of Syrian modernism, she developed a focus in her painting that is akin to the work of the late Louay Kayyali, whose subject matter explored issues of life and death and the experiences of the working class. Finding artistic inspiration in the region’s ancient civilizations, she often explored mythology as allegories for reality, delving into realism, expressionism then surrealism (and later utilized abstraction), all while experimenting with various mediums and techniques. Today her paintings have traces of these different periods of her oeuvre, indicating the path of a seasoned artist who has dared to frequently embark on new artistic journeys. Having had an extensive exhibition history, she has participated in countless artistic events throughout the world. A leading painter of her generation, she was honored by the Ministry of Culture for her contributions to local art in both 1968 and 1999. Nseir’s work can be found in the National Museum of Damascus and numerous private collections throughout the Middle East, Asia, Europe and North America. She has spent most of her life in her native Syria.

05/10/2022

https://www.facebook.com/thesyrianart/photos/a.700927560044940/1400097710127918/

Gebran Hidaya - Syrian Artist

05/10/2022

https://www.facebook.com/thesyrianart/photos/a.700927560044940/1400098090127880/

Gebran Hidaya - Syrian Artist