Urbanist Art Gallery in Dubai launches its second Collective Show

Diana Almardini’s paintings are figurative but use expressionist modes of representation. Omar Alakhras uses archetypes in his paintings with symbolic overtones. Khaled Juratly incorporates photography with design in his works on paper that are critical of the realities of war. Malini Karani explores issues of identity and cultural heritage in her paintings. Rana Lotfi paints women, incorporating their representations with patterns in an ode to femininity. Chadi Nassar has embraced Artificial Intelligence, producing a series of Digital Artworks. Louma Rabah paints landscapes, cityscapes and towns using bright and vibrant colors; indeed, her mastery of her color palette has long been hailed in her work. Ghazal Tamer uses mixed media to create abstract works with deeper meanings. Nawar Shartouh works in a surrealist style, incorporating exaggerated figures in order to express deeper, psychological states. And last but not least, Ihab Ahmad works on bright and colorful compositions that are appealing to the eye.