Inspired by the shifting light of Khor Fakkan, Ibrahim’s biomorphic sculptures move through a spectrum of color—from sunrise’s first glow to the fading hues of sunset.
It features works by renowned Emirati artists such as Dr. Najat Makki, Nujoom Al Ghanem, Mohammed Al Mansoori, and the late Hassan Sharif.
For the first time, Ibrahim’s iconic papier mâché sculptures have been recast for outdoor display using fiberglass, resin, and polystyrene over a steel armature.
Part of the UAE’s first generation of contemporary artists, Mohamed Ahmed Ibrahim’s work reflects a deep connection to his birthplace between the Gulf of Oman and the Hajar Mountains, Khorfakkan.
With just a few days left until the start of the 60th Venice Biennale, we have taken a look at the UAE Pavilion in the past editions of the Venice Biennale:
Snow Li donated 4 valuable works from her collection to Louvre Abu Dhabi.
Titled ‘Union of Artists’, the sculpture embodies the collective spirit of these artists’ diverse backgrounds and perspectives and blends their creative ideas and artistic visions.
The Stairway Exhibition: Contemporary Middle East will be on display at The Arts Club Dubai until February 25
Mohamed Ahmed Ibrahim, a famous Emirati artist whose themes of his works are the different logos of Art Abu Dhabi 2023, is present at this of international event with an interesting project from Lawrie Shabibi Gallery.
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