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Qais Al Sindy
United States
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41 pieces
Artist highlights
- Established Artist
- International Exposure
- Favorited by galleries
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic, Oil on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 22x22in
About this artwork
Scarlet Ruins is a striking piece from my ongoing series Destruction of War, a body of work that confronts the enduring scars left by conflict. In this composition, a deconstructed military tank dissolves into abstraction beneath a searing red sky—a visual metaphor for violence consuming itself. The aggressive brushwork and raw textures speak of destruction not only in landscapes, but in memory and identity.
The fiery crimson backdrop overwhelms… the scene like an endless alarm, burning through any illusion of peace. What remains of the machine is no longer a symbol of power, but a relic in decay, twisted, muted, and silenced. This work asks: when the smoke clears, what do we inherit from war but ruin?
This painting, like the others in the series, challenges viewers to contemplate the cost of war beyond the battlefield, in the cultural and psychological fabric of a people.
The fiery crimson backdrop overwhelms… the scene like an endless alarm, burning through any illusion of peace. What remains of the machine is no longer a symbol of power, but a relic in decay, twisted, muted, and silenced. This work asks: when the smoke clears, what do we inherit from war but ruin?
This painting, like the others in the series, challenges viewers to contemplate the cost of war beyond the battlefield, in the cultural and psychological fabric of a people.
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.
