18 artworks by Majd (Selection)
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Biography
Born in Marseille in 1956 to a diplomatic family Majd Patou Fathallah is a British/Lebanese autodidact sculptor.
Her early years, where on the move, enriching her view and search. Majd comes from an advertising, radio and television background. After a career in radio, television and film production she became interested in philosophy, far eastern thought and music which somehow naturally led her to pursue her heart's passion: sculpture. Having witnessed the civil war in the Lebanon and becoming aware of life's fragility profoundly affected her work. She works between Tuscany and the UK.
Spending most of her time in Northern Tuscany where she collaborates with various founderies for her bronze sculptures. Exhibiting in Italy, London and Lebanon. Some of her sculptures can be found in Museo di Bosetti in Pietrasanta, Italy. MACAM, Museum of modern art in Lebanon
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Nationality:
UNITED KINGDOM
- Date of birth : 1956
- Artistic domains:
- Groups: Contemporary British Artists
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Permanent Collections
2018
Narcisu
Museo di Bozzetti - Pietrasanta,
Tuscany,
Italy
2016
Macam Lebanon
Alita,
Jbeil,
Lebanon
2016
Macam Lebanon
Alita,
Lebanon,
Lebanon
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Added Feb 21, 2022
Added May 15, 2011
Venue: Duomo di San Martino
Piazza del Duomo Pietrasanta
Lucca, Italy
Date: April 18th, 2011
Time: 7:30 to 9:30 pm
This exhibition will be open to the public from :
April 19th until May 1st.
opening times : 4:30 pm to 9:30 pm
Added May 15, 2011
Some of Majd's work
Added Nov 1, 2006
ARTE REALIZZATA DA MAJD PATOU FATHALLAH PER LA STRAGE DELLA STAZIONE Un’opera anglo-libanese a Villa Paolina
LEI, Majd Patou Fathallah, è anglo-libanese e da
alcuni anni lavora come scultrice a Pietrasanta. Colpita
dalla strage della stazione, ha realizzato l’opera
che raffigura un corpo dilaniato
dal quale sgorga una luce, segno di speranza dopo
la tragedia. Ieri l’opera è stata donata al Comune di
Viareggio (nella foto, un momento dell’iniziativa)
alla presenza dell’artista, del vicesindaco Ciro Costagliola
e della direttrice del Museo di Villa Paolina,
Gaia Guerci. Proprio a Villa Paolina, dal 18 al
30 giugno, si terrà la mostra “Un quadro per rinascere”.
E il 30 giugno per i familiari delle vittime
della strage ci sarà un’asta (condotta da Philippe
Daverio) delle opere donate al Comune, compresa
quella di Majd, unica artista straniera presente
Added Nov 1, 2006
Marble carving in Carrara
Added Nov 1, 2006
A Touch of Background
Born in Marseille in 1956 to a diplomatic family Majd Patou Fathallah is a British/Lebanese autodidact sculptor.
Her early years, where on the move, enriching her view and search. Majd comes from an advertising, radio and television background. After a career in radio, television and film production she became interested in philosophy, far eastern thought and music which somehow naturally led her to pursue her heart's passion: sculpture. Having witnessed the civil war in the Lebanon and becoming aware of life's fragility profoundly affected her work. She has recently moved back to the UK, after spending four years in Northern Tuscany where she lived an isolated life dedicated to her sculpture.
Reviews and comments
Joumana
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Patou, toutes mes felicitations cousine!!!!!!!
J'aime tout ton travail en general, et tout particulierement ces deux pieces !!!!
Bravo, et continue a nous enchanter avec tant de beaute....
i just adored your mini squat and introversion, fantastic work, let's have more... it frees my mind of the troubled times we live in....
some of the work has very deep and disteresed representation of humanity with political dimension. Evocative none the less
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