Above the clouds neighbors/cactus
Acrylic on Canvas
25x47in
$4,660
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Wael Hamadeh
United Arab Emirates
Artist highlights
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Artwork framed.
- Dimensions : 15.7x19.7in
About this artwork
In this scene, a circle of men moves in rhythm, dancing the Dabke with strength and unity, their steps echoing tradition and shared identity. Each man carries the weight of years, yet in their movement, they return to something timeless—joy, pride, and belonging.
At the edge of the line stands a small boy, holding his simple swing weapon, watching closely. Though he is the youngest, there is a quiet confidence in him; a raw instinct and courage… that even some of the grown men no longer carry. While they dance the stories of the past, he represents what is yet to come.
This painting speaks of generations: of what is taught, what is remembered, and what is naturally born within us. It is a moment where innocence meets heritage, and where strength is not measured by age, but by spirit.
At the edge of the line stands a small boy, holding his simple swing weapon, watching closely. Though he is the youngest, there is a quiet confidence in him; a raw instinct and courage… that even some of the grown men no longer carry. While they dance the stories of the past, he represents what is yet to come.
This painting speaks of generations: of what is taught, what is remembered, and what is naturally born within us. It is a moment where innocence meets heritage, and where strength is not measured by age, but by spirit.
Wael Hamadeh
United Arab Emirates
Credentials
- Works on commission
Wael Hamadeh, a Lebanese painter, sculptor, and conceptual artist, works with mixed media, wood, driftwood, and reclaimed materials, drawing from his Mediterranean and village heritage. His technique fuses Oriental Surrealism with narrative symbolism, blending detailed, tactile compositions and dreamlike imagery that capture the essence of Lebanese culture and memory. Through his emotionally layered works, he evokes nostalgia, resilience, and hope, inviting viewers to feel the bonds between identity, community, and the enduring spirit of place.
