“Behind the Wall” Painting
$1,040.00
Title: “Behind the Wall”.
Medium: Waving and mixed media on canvas.
Size: 29cmx29cm.
Description: The apartheid wall closed the open space of the place, separated families and families, and divided our areas between them.
The Palestinian was able to overcome all these limits through imagination, contemplation, and regaining the stolen self.
We can imagine what is behind the wall because we know who is behind it.
The old and original drawing technique was used, torn, and then reused on the canvas, as a case of liberating the meaning of the work that was produced in a different time context, dominated by emotions and feelings, and reproducing it again, liberated from itself with its deconstructive and critical dimension.
Description
Artist name: Munther Jawabreh.
Title: “Behind the Wall”.
Medium: Waving and mixed media on canvas.
Size: 29cmx29cm.
Description: The apartheid wall closed the open space of the place, separated families and families, and divided our areas between them.
The Palestinian was able to overcome all these limits through imagination, contemplation, and regaining the stolen self.
We can imagine what is behind the wall because we know who is behind it.
The old and original drawing technique was used, torn, and then reused on the canvas, as a case of liberating the meaning of the work that was produced in a different time context, dominated by emotions and feelings, and reproducing it again, liberated from itself with its deconstructive and critical dimension.
Additional information
| Weight | 3 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 29 × 29 cm |
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