Taha Hamed

In my work, I'm trying to capture an experience of a confined world where everything stops for a moment and emotions are frozen as if they fit into a rectangle. Each painting reveals a part of the journey of life and a moment in the life of Enra, and the way they're put together reveals the larger whole of the reality of the world of Enra, so that the relationships of the characters with each other and with the elements around them, we're all an abstraction of our past, good and bad, and each story ultimately becomes a battle between good and evil, and it's in the midst of this transformation and decision-making that each individual shapes his character and choices and changes the future, and also finds the motivation to do things and execute his decisions, that the whole process is repeated between me and Boom, and over and over again, until I can recapture all the images that are stuck in my mind. In this way, each painting attempts to show the constant elements of the world and its changing personalities, among which human emotions are the most important: love, hate, hatred, lies, the future... And maybe it's the only thing because these feelings are common among all creatures of nature. The emotions and realities that are hidden behind the colors and the shapes and the combination of them create an abstract space that is a kind of silence and a timelessness that gives me the space to draw and paint. I'm not sure I'm going to be able to make it.