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Bold Strokes

Bold Strokes

By Marina Kharma
In Artworks

Regular price $1,760.00 USD
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Features:   Handmade  Unique Piece 
Materials:   Canvas 
Art technique:   Acrylic Painting 
Dimensions (cm):  90.0 x 60.0 x 2.0
Net Weight (kg):  1.0

From the perspective of Curator Dr. Pamela Chrabieh, Marina Kharma’s abstract acrylic artworks serve as a profound exploration of the complexities and fluidity of identity. Dr. Chrabieh sees Kharma's pieces as powerful visual narratives that delve into the multiple layers and facets of individual and collective identities. Through bold strokes, dynamic compositions, and intricate layering, Kharma reflects on how identities are formed, challenged, and reshaped over time.

Each artwork represents the struggle and the journey of self-discovery, capturing fleeting moments and emotional landscapes that define who we are. Kharma’s use of vibrant colors and textured elements symbolizes the ever-changing nature of identity—how it is influenced by internal emotions and external experiences. In Dr. Chrabieh's view, Kharma's art resonates with the "Urban Canvas" exhibition theme by illustrating the ongoing process of identity formation, emphasizing the resilience and adaptability inherent in the human spirit. Her works invite viewers to reflect on their own identities, how they have been shaped, and how they continue to evolve within the broader tapestry of life.

Bold Strokes production year: 2023.

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About Marina Kharma

Born in 1954 and of Lithuanian origin, Marina Kharma was raised in Volgograd, Russia. She later joined the Painting Academy in Russia and pursued further studies in oil painting techniques in Great Britain. After marrying a Lebanese surgeon, she settled in Beirut, where she continued her art career. Her work has been exhibited in numerous countries, including London, Paris, Germany, the Netherlands, Russia, Lithuania, the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Syria, Jordan, Egypt, and Lebanon.