White Villages on Green Rolling Hills, 2018

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White Villages on Green Rolling Hills, 2018

$990.00

About the work

Two clusters of white-walled village buildings nestle across green rolling hills beneath a dramatic, stormy blue and grey sky. The expressive brushwork and rich layering of colour give the landscape a vivid, atmospheric energy.

May Murade (Jordan).

Acrylic on Paper, 40 × 25 cm, 2018.

Part of the permanent collection of the Hindiyeh Museum of Arts, Jordan. One of a kind.

Certificate of authenticity: Included
Genre: Impressionism & Post-Impressionism
Colours: Blue, Green, Grey

About the artist

May Murade

Palestine, b. 1984

May Murad, born in Gaza City in 1984, is a Palestinian visual artist whose work spans painting, video art, digital photography, installation, and performance. She earned her degree in Fine Arts from Al-Aqsa University and has since developed a practice that delves into the interplay between music and visual art, as well as the socio-political realities of Palestinian life.

Murad's notable exhibitions include her third solo show, "Musical Spectra," held in 2014 at the Arab Cultural Club in Sharjah, where she presented 16 acrylic paintings inspired by compositions from renowned musicians like Vivaldi, Bach, and Mozart. In 2013, she showcased "Passport," a series of paintings influenced by the poetry of Mahmoud Darwish, in collaboration with the Abdel Mohsin Al-Qattan Foundation. Her 2014 exhibition, "Messages of the Wall and the Soul," drew from street writings in Gaza, reflecting the political and social messages embedded in public spaces.

In 2019, Murad completed a four-month residency at the Cité Internationale des Arts in Paris, marking her first opportunity to engage directly with the international art community beyond virtual platforms. This experience allowed her to expand her artistic horizons while maintaining a focus on themes central to her identity and experiences as a Palestinian artist.

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