The Square
The Square
By Maya Nassereldine
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Acrylic on Wood
90 x 110 cm
We're living in a male-dominated world, a world led by square-minded, power-hungry, and totalitarian men who create division and conflict between humans, not only between men and women. Nonetheless, the perception of this fact revives in her the roots of freedom. She's free from the world's chaos and the authority of its conventional, rigid-thinking men. So, she puts them and their thoughts where they belong – in a square, which is a symbol of their resistance to new and unconventional ideas.
About Maya Nassereldine
“Art is the place where I can freely speak my mind”.
Maya Nassereldine is an accomplished artist whose work serves as a powerful medium for self-expression and exploration of human nature. She embarked on her artistic journey by pursuing a Bachelor of Arts degree from the Lebanese American University in 2003, where she honed her skills and developed a deep understanding of various artistic techniques.
Maya continued her academic pursuits and obtained her Master in Fine Arts from the Lebanese University in 2018. It was during this time that Maya's artistic vision truly began to flourish, as she delved into the intricacies of human emotion and experience.
Throughout her career, Maya has showcased her work in several art exhibitions in Beirut. Notable ones include the Art of Living Exhibition in 2017, the Afkart Art and Fashion Exhibition in 2017, and the Association de développement de Gemayze in 2004. Each exhibition served as a platform for Maya to share her unique perspective and connect with fellow art enthusiasts.
In addition to her participation in exhibitions, Maya has strategically expanded her reach and influence by establishing an online presence through her online art gallery. Leveraging the reach and reputation of renowned platforms such as SAATCHI ART and SINGULART, Maya has amplified her visibility and exposure within the online art community.
Maya's artistic approach is deeply rooted in her belief that art is a space where she can freely express her thoughts and emotions. Through her work, she observes the core characteristics of human nature, exploring themes of desire, fear, sorrow, love, and beyond. Maya's creative process is guided by the concept of each piece, allowing the subject matter to dictate the style and technique she employs.