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Sandra Fadayel
United Arab Emirates
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Artist highlights
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic, Pastel on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 35.4x47.2in
About this artwork
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Three architectural fragments held apart by open space. The ground does as much work as the forms, pale, still, unhurried. A thin line traces a path between them without connecting. This is the pause between things, the space where city dissolves into air.
Three architectural fragments held apart by open space. The ground does as much work as the forms, pale, still, unhurried. A thin line traces a path between them without connecting. This is the pause between things, the space where city dissolves into air.
Sandra Fadayel
United Arab Emirates
Credentials
- Works on commission
Art has always been my passion. I was that person spending every free period in the school art studio. I lived between art and design for most of my adult life, eventually training as an interior architect, but art was always there. It came with me to every city I lived in, taking different forms depending on how much space — physical, emotional, mental — I had for it at the time.
These days I paint in the early morning, somewhere between 6 and 7am, when the world outside is just waking up. I watch the light change. I carry a feeling of lightness after.
In 2025 I received a Stevie Award for Creative Person of the Year — recognition, I think, for not keeping the two practices separate.
Every place I've lived has left something in me. I hope the work creates a feeling of freedom... the freedom to belong to more than one place, and to keep remaking your own identity.
These days I paint in the early morning, somewhere between 6 and 7am, when the world outside is just waking up. I watch the light change. I carry a feeling of lightness after.
In 2025 I received a Stevie Award for Creative Person of the Year — recognition, I think, for not keeping the two practices separate.
Every place I've lived has left something in me. I hope the work creates a feeling of freedom... the freedom to belong to more than one place, and to keep remaking your own identity.
Sandra Fadayel
Interval
$2,760
