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Awesome Egyptian Sculptors You SHOULD Know About!

Awesome Egyptian Sculptors You SHOULD Know About!

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Since the dawn of the ancient Egyptian civilization, Egypt has been associated with the art of sculpture. We can see it clearly in the huge temples, the colossal statues, and even in the tiny amulets that they left for us. And even now, our Egyptian sculptors continue to amaze us with their creations. So let us have a look at some of our well established artists who are already thriving in their career and entertaining our minds and hearts with their art. Now we give you: Awesome Egyptian Sculptors You SHOULD Know About!

1-Sam Shendi

If you happened to be in the English city of Liverpool this year, and if you happened to pass by Liverpool Parish Church, I bet your eyes will be caught by the colorful figure lying there outside of the church. Well that’s Sam Shendi’s “Split Decision” sculpture, the winner of Liverpool Plinth competition 2019. Our internationally recognized Egyptian-English artist over here, truly creates art his own way. Especially in his recent works you find him combining colors, and hybrid shapes with a very rare sense of fun! Keep an eye on this gentleman.

 

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2-Nevine Farghaly

Working mostly with scrap metal, she dives into our deepest childhood memories. Depicting our happy old times when things were much simpler. That is the magic of Nevine Farghaly’s works. With the joy embodied in her works, you feel as if her sculptures are smiling back at you inviting you to play with them. And representing these innocent feelings is hard enough, but to make these sculptures alive and dynamic, that’s whole different story.

 

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3-Naguib Moein

A multi-disciplinary artist, whose style you can easily identify between hundreds of sculptures or paintings. That’s Naguib Moein’s art! As solemn, subtle and apparently calm they seem, as intriguing their vagueness and the mysterious feelings you get from them. The perforated, out of dimension bodies, combined with the dreaming faces they have, as if they were looking directly through you. They truly are from some magical realm we know nothing about. His works truly make our hearts feel Spirited Away…

 

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4-Ahmad Abdeltawab Ghorieb

Mastering the art of abstraction, and playing with the sense of balance and stability isn’t an easy job to do. Consequently, It needs an extremely artistic and sensitive eye and hand.  Ghorieb’s works definitely excel in doing so. Appearing simple and elegant, they return to the fundamental shapes of the world around us. And with not so many words, His works say a lot.

 

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5-Omar Toussoun

Working with different mediums and speaking to all kinds of audiences, Omar Toussoun succeeds in speaking to the people with works that are close to their daily life, and also succeeds in making the perfectly elegant art pieces, that are majestic and could be displayed in the most luxurious places. This diversity speaks of an artist whose creativity and talent have no limit.

 

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6-Nathan Doss

Growing up in one the villages of Upper Egypt, He was deeply affected by the greatest artist of all; Nature. Most of his work is based on delivering complicated messages which have meaningful concepts. Ranging from psychology, human relations, and Nature, to the deepest meanings of life. All of this contributed in forming the art of Nathan Doss. His works are rooted in our culture, and they speak to us all.

 

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Art never dies, as long as there are people who dedicate their life to it. Those who bring up beauty in a world that is striving to survive through the endless loops of life. And those Egyptian sculptors are reminding us that this beauty lives inside us all, and shall never seize to exist.

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David grew up loving all kinds of narrative arts, it made him realize that everything revolves around, and ends up being a story. During studying architecture, he discovered that it is directed by a concept, a message or an idea interpreted in a physical form, and is directly influencing the lives of its users. And David is always eager to make these architectural stories, stories worth telling.

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