© 2011 Zohair Kherbik
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© 2011 Zohair Kherbik
My city, Jableh, offers her body to the wind (2011) Escultura por Zohair Kherbik
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Obras de arte originais (One Of A Kind)
Escultura,
Madeira
em Madeira
- Dimensões Altura 34in, Largura 16in
- Condição da obra de arte A arte está em perfeito estado
- Apto para exterior? Sim, Esta obra de arte pode ser exibida ao ar livre
- Categorias Figurativo Mitologia
An abstract sculpture that portrays the city of Jableh as a feminine form surrendering herself to the wind. The curves of the body evoke waves, rocks, and air—merging nature with memory and identity. A poetic tribute to place, resilience, and belonging. Sobre esta obra: Classificação, Técnicas & Estilos. Madeira. Técnica de escultura em madeira, material [...]
An abstract sculpture that portrays the city of Jableh as a feminine form surrendering herself to the wind. The curves of the body evoke waves, rocks, and air—merging nature with memory and identity. A poetic tribute to place, resilience, and belonging.
Temas relacionados
Figurativo
sculpture
contemporary art
bronze
figurative
mythology
Jableh
Phoenician mythology
Syrian heritage
Zuhair Khairbek
ancient symbols
Mediterranean culture
body and wind
myth and form
cultural identity
artistic legacy
الفنان زهير خيربك – zohair kherbik is a Syrian sculptor and visual artist with over 30 years of experience. His work draws deeply from Syrian and Phoenician mythology, transforming wood and stone into symbolic [...]
الفنان زهير خيربك – zohair kherbik is a Syrian sculptor and visual artist with over 30 years of experience. His work draws deeply from Syrian and Phoenician mythology, transforming wood and stone into symbolic forms that echo ancient stories . With a passion for heritage and identity, he has exhibited widely across Syria and is now bringing his art to the global stage
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Nacionalidade:
SÍRIA
- Data de nascimento : 1954
- Domínios artísticos:
- Grupos: Artistas Sírios Contemporâneos
