ArtDayMe: Azadeh jafarian: Rowell's work is like the king of personal meditation. These artworks invite viewers to meditation. they get close to the inner journey step by step. ROWELL taking much time to each panel. He tries to make his interlocutors understand "moral codes”very important and simply. Humans must pay attention to morality and take more time for recognizing that.

He is always meditating with himself. He uses empty space beside codes that gives his audience time to think.

Firetti contemporary is writing about this exhibition: MORAL CODES presents a thought-provoking trajectory of Rowell's work, featuring his renowned series such as "Painting Language, ," "Virtually Fragile," and "Mosaics." This exhibition delves into the realms of ethics, communi-cation, and the evolving digital landscape, inviting viewers to contemplate the moral codes that shape our society. At the heart of the exhibition lies an installation of Rowell's Painting Language series, inspired by Aesop's fables.

These timeless tales, originating from ancient Greece, have traversed cultures and generations, imparting valuable lessons and moral teachings. Rowell's interpretation of these fables serves as a poignant reminder of the enduring importance of moral values in today's world.

Rowell invites us to engage with these profound themes and embark on a journey of introspection, challenging the 'moral code ' that govern our lives.

Interested can visit this exhibition till 7th November. 

Firetti contemporary gallery located in Alserkal Avenue.