The Arts Corner embraces different creative forms at the Abu Dhabi Book Fair
ABU DHABI, 30 APRIL / WAM / The Arts Corner at the Abu Dhabi Book Fair embraces various creative forms and attracts visitors to the exhibition, which is held from April 29 to May 5.
The first thing that catches the wanderer is a large painting of the late Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan, “may God rest his soul.”
This painting, executed by the artist Taim Al-Omar, is distinguished by the fact that it contains 11,500 falcon feathers, which came in different colors, giving the work a lot of light and shadow.
Diversity continues in every corner of this corner. The daily newspapers were transformed into a collection of fashions designed by the artist Maram Al-Omar, while other paintings were formed by artificial intelligence, and the materials differ according to the experience and vision of the artist, including the paintings executed by the artist Salem Al-Hamid in the “collage” method for a number of singing stars. Al-Khaleeji, such as Abadi Al-Johar, Muhammad Abdo, Rabeh Saqr and others.
Other corner displays demonstrate the possibility of using art in some everyday products, such as circular pieces containing child-like drawings that can be placed under hot cups or cloth bags with motivational phrases such as “Come, positive energy” written on them.
One of the strange ideas is a magnetic souvenir set of road names in Abu Dhabi that may be hung in more than one place, including Ahmed Khamis Al Hamli Road.
Kaltham Bint Mohammed said, “I am working on a set of souvenir magnets. This product comes as a tribute to the efforts of our wise leadership in the Emirate of Abu Dhabi, as a person is honored for what he has achieved to be a witness to his achievements and contributions. It attracts collectors of this type of souvenir with the aim of promoting Abu Dhabi and strengthening its position as a tourist destination.” .
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