"Egyptian with a jar"
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33 artworks by Wael Hamid (Selection)
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"A woman and her child"
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"Hope"
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"The green spring"
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"At war"
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"The armed pigeon"
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"An Egyptian woman with a jar"
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"worship"
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"The Players"
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"The Lute Players"
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"The puppet carriers"
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"The goddess of the golden earth"
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"Insane"
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"The violin player"
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"A sitting cat"
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"The Lute Players"
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"Grief"
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"The End of Puppets"
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"Two Women"
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"Innocence"
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"A victory"
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"The lion face"
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"African impressions"
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"Paradise on Earth"
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"A woman with her child"
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"The Players"
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"A Nightmare"
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"A Young Woman"
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"A woman and a rose"
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"At war 2"
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"The Puppit carriers"
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"Two Women"
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"The end of puppits"
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Biography
Since 7 years, I was much involved in digital art, and personally, I think that what we have reached in this field today, even if only a replica of what was existing before, it has still a major step added a lot to the digital art movement, and it foretells new values and dimensions could be discovered in future.
I was painting since I was 6, and was encouraged by my father who was a painter too, and may be still remember the odor of the white paper which my father used to buy for me, and how I was attracted to that odor, and followed everywhere it might spread!
When I was 9, in 1972, I joined the High Institute of Ballet in Cairo. But I believe, I couldn't forget painting although, and I kept on painting while I was still in the ballet school.
After 9 years, in 1982 I was graduated from the ballet institute in Cairo, and worked as a ballet dancer in the Cairo Ballet Company for 5 years, but during the 5 years, I joined the Faculty of fine arts in cairo where I studied painting there.
Now! I work in the advertising field, and I worked in many advertising companies since graduating, and although I have not exhibited my artworks so far, but I still keeping on producing art, and still have the faith in achieving my artistic goals.
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- Date of birth : 1964
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- Groups: Contemporary Egyptian Artists
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Last modification date : Nov 2, 2012
(Member since 2006)
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Artworks by Wael Hamid added to favorite collections: 6
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Added May 10, 2009
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Added Apr 24, 2009
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(Ultimate solitude) That will represent the current human state in capitalism. He is poor, isolated, sad, and humiliated.
Added Apr 20, 2009
Press release
These works are created for the ASC competition (Soltitude) but at the same time they reflect the present human state in our current civilization.
Added Aug 22, 2006
About the artist
Since 7 years, I was much involved in digital art, and personally, I think that what we have reached in this field today, even if only a replica of what was existing before, it has still a major step added a lot to the digital art movement, and it foretells new values and dimensions could be discovered in future.
I was painting since I was 6, and was encouraged by my father who was a painter too, and may be still remember the odor of the white paper which my father used to buy for me, and how I was attracted to that odor, and followed everywhere it might spread!
When I was 9, in 1972, I joined the High Institute of Ballet in Cairo. But I believe, I couldn't forget painting although, and I kept on painting while I was still in the ballet school.
After 9 years, in 1982 I was graduated from the ballet institute in Cairo, and worked as a ballet dancer in the Cairo Ballet Company for 5 years, but during the 5 years, I joined the Faculty of fine arts in cairo where I studied painting there.
Now! I work in the advertising field, and I worked in many advertising companies since graduating, and although I have not exhibited my artworks so far, but I still keeping on producing art, and still have the faith in achieving my artistic goals.
Added Aug 22, 2006
Our ancient conscious
I think that loving our earth should prevail one day, because from earth, we stemmed like trees. So, the earth is our big biological mother, and since we opened our eyes, we had worshiped everything we had met but the earth.
I think that we will improve our humanity, if we one day did!
In my paintings, I am aiming to express our ultimate humanity, and focusing powerfully on the variety of our feelings and issues which form our evolving existence.
Life is innocent! isn't it? and whatever we had control on it, we still have that part inside us which try to bring us back to our primitive state, when innocence was in its purest.
I think most of the greatest artists did in the past, and we will do in the present and future. I think this is simply because humanity is a never ending state of accumulated experiences, and accordingly, the past is a basic element in our formula.
I think no future without that linking with the past, the past of our ancient conscious, our simple and naive feelings, and the deepest of our humanity, that was born lonely in the shadows of time.
Reviews and comments
Hi Wael,
I loved your black & whites too, they look like linocuts. I was very impressed by African Impressions!
This wonderful journey through your artwork allowed me to discover your great sensitivity and creativity in a universe of colors and movements. It is a balm for my soul. I wish you all the success that you desire. Congratulations!
Beautiful work, so expressive and strong yet full of innocence.
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