Syrian Artist Showcases 51 Masterpieces in Riyadh
Syrian artist Ahmed Elias, made a profound statement with his exhibition in Riyadh.
Titled “Stations and Rhythms,” the show features 51 masterpieces, each a vivid expression of Elias’ connection to Syria.
Through his art, he channels his feelings about his homeland’s beauty and suffering.
Ahmed Elias offered viewers a deeply personal perspective on the complex Syrian narrative.
Stations, Rhythms
This exhibition, held at the Mahed Alfonon Gallery in Almousa Center, extends until November 30. Remarkably, it marks Elias’ first solo showcase since 2005. Furthermore, this significant event distinctively presents a blend of abstract and expressive art.
Additionally, it effectively narrates the Syrian experience, profoundly impacting both the artist and the broader art world.
Reflection of Hope, Despair
One notable painting, “Anemones will bloom from the blood of innocents and martyrs with the dawning of a new day,” exemplifies Elias’ artistic vision. It features bright mosaics, skulls, and a centrally blooming flower, symbolizing hope amid despair.
This poignant piece captures the essence of resilience and the unyielding spirit of the Syrian people.
Elias’ Artistic Philosophy
Elias’ choice of colors reflects his longing for hope and optimism. He often employs blues and greens, colors that evoke visual comfort, fertility, growth, and psychological well-being.
This preference underscores his belief in art’s purpose beyond mere aesthetics. It added a layer of emotional depth and meaning to his works.
Artist’s Journey
Elias discovered his talent at a tender age of four and later graduated from the College of Fine Arts in Damascus, specializing in interior design.
Over 40 years of experience, he views each exhibition as an opportunity to grow, drawing insights from interactions with art enthusiasts and fellow artists.
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