Millat Ibrahim (The creed of Abraham) "One Religion, Different Laws" Artwork statement: Artwork proceeds towards an optimistic attitude that attempts to break out of the uncertainty that the world is going through, with some sadness for those moments whn it seems impossible to remake the broken parts of the world again into a harmonious whole. My Artwork explores the possibility of developing common universal values closer to solidarity and human fraternity. He wonders if humanity can crystallize a new system of understanding the human-to-human relationship, and reveal the values of equity, solidarity, compassion and common human brotherhood. In my Artwork, I am interested in laying the foundations for thinking and living in affinity, in a way that befits human dignity, and helps him to know acquaintance, solidarity and coexistence. In the face of this current concern across the whole earth, and in order to translate our common values into (forms). Because this work is primarily concerned with the promotion of solidarity, I propose a conscious response to all existential anxieties occurring globally, starting with the human being and his dignity, and highlighting the crucial role of our spiritual awareness. Which has always had a positive benefit in shaping our social values. Perhaps this helps reverse our common concern for our recovery. Faith has a unique role, capable of inspiring hope in times of anxiety like these, of being a source of comfort and stimulating more flexible responses. Indeed, in crises that change the whole center of life, such as the one we are witnessing now, when there is a state of despair and uncertainty, faith comes as an anchor that can be turned to for consolation and hope.
Category: | Mixed Media |
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Length: | 20 Cm |
Height: | 100 Cm |
Width: | 100 Cm |
Material: | Neon neon on cladding |
Framed: | Yes |
Edition: | 5 |
Country: | Saudi Arabia |
Shipping from: | Saudi Arabia |
Born in 1975 in Riyadh city , Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Worked in the field of Arabic calligraphy and as a caricaturist. Worked in Saudi journalism from 1990 to 2013 as a part-time caricaturist