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Qais Al Sindy
United States
Related collection
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284 pieces
Artist highlights
- Established Artist
- International Exposure
- Favorited by galleries
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Oil on Linen
- Other details : Unmounted artwork. Mounting and/or framing available on request.
- Dimensions : 50x40in
About this artwork
This Painting is one of a big project I titled: Black, White or Gray! in which I am trying to find answers; Is there any absolute truth in our universe? Or everything is relative. Is the truth absolute or relative?
My Project ‘Black, White or Gray’ is an approach to the concept of relativity. I believe that nothing is ever Black or ever White. Black or White are shades of Gray; it’s all about how to survive the Gray. I’ve noticed that the truth is… very rarely found in the extremes, in the Black and White - you’ll usually find it right in the middle, in the Gray.
In this exhibition, I show paintings with different shades of Gray; starting from bright White descending to the solid Black. The game of color here, is with the Black which I find it very meaningful since it does not reflect anything, yet it absorbs all into itself. When I portray my figures and shapes with these extreme colors- Black and White- I portray their souls not their appearance.
My Project ‘Black, White or Gray’ is an approach to the concept of relativity. I believe that nothing is ever Black or ever White. Black or White are shades of Gray; it’s all about how to survive the Gray. I’ve noticed that the truth is… very rarely found in the extremes, in the Black and White - you’ll usually find it right in the middle, in the Gray.
In this exhibition, I show paintings with different shades of Gray; starting from bright White descending to the solid Black. The game of color here, is with the Black which I find it very meaningful since it does not reflect anything, yet it absorbs all into itself. When I portray my figures and shapes with these extreme colors- Black and White- I portray their souls not their appearance.
Qais Al Sindy
United States
Credentials
- Established Artist
- International Exposure
- Favorited by galleries
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
« I see my artworks, in general, as revealing the shutter of the outside world, and helping people to feel and share what is going on in their lives, in any part of this world. »
Qais Al Sindy is an Iraqi-American multi-media artist versed in painting, installation, video, conceptual and performance art. His multi-cultural background directly involved the analytical vision of his work. In his paintings, Al Sindy explores how people connect to each other across divides of belief, both political and spiritual. He hopes his art will enable people share their unique experiences, opening new avenue to consolidate concepts of peace, hope and love.
