“Books of Hope”
The Amman-Art Exhibition revealed what is happening in the Gaza Strip and the destruction of the Israeli occupation. And 12 art paintings carried out a different and different artistic style created by Princess Karma Bind Abbas, in vibrant and vibrant colors to convey emotion and messages from the heart.
These paintings came busy with the texts of Al -Labat, which gave them a unique aesthetic touch, and helped them to create Palestinian pain and disaster, without leaving the point of view of hope, determination and life.
Despite the injuries and sorrows, Princess Karma insisted that the people of Gaza would have faith in the lives of the people, and this art is a way to express this setback.
The opening of the exhibition came under the support of Princess Vijayan al -Hashemi yesterday evening, in the presence of her high -ranking princesses and princesses and plastic artists and art in the “Gallery” of the Jordan National Fine Arts Museum.
In her conversation with “Al -Qad”, Princess Vijayan al -Hashemi expressed his pride in her granddaughter, Princess Karama Pint Abbas, and he was very proud of his new exhibition, “The Threets of Hope”, “he is very proud of his new exhibition and is in the past.
Princess Karma used an unfamiliar meaning of “al -Labad”, its courage in the offering and its creativity and its creativity, which touched the hearts mounted on the hearts of confidence, confidence and determination, and she succeeded in transforming it into a special artistic style.
In the paintings, many symbols appeared in a mosque, a mosque, a mosque, a black church, and a black ruins that topped the sky, all carrying the flashing signals of hope amidst ruin in Gaza.
“Bethleheem’s butterflies”, “Sama”, “floating in hope”, and “we still pray”, and they include “the texts of hope”, and he felt a special aesthetic dimension of the colors of white, black, blue and purple colors, thereby he felt what he felt, and thereby he felt what he felt.
In a special interview with “Al -Qad”, Princess Karma explained that 12 paintings of her exhibition were illustrated between the light and destruction of each Gaza. He said: “The painter uses the paint, but I chose to draw with the cloth.”
He further says that Gaza has been severely affected by the passing of the passing, and he is looking for an artistic way to express this pain and pain, while sending the message of hope, and emphasizing that there is a deep connection between pain and hope.
In the midst of the scenes of destruction, he pointed out that paintings of faith, such as butterflies, paper aircraft and angels, and that he chose to cross the other way: “I felt that the traditional map was not enough to change the existence within me.”
Continue; “When I use texts and yields, I really reveal that I am in my … this time simulates all my feelings in them.”
He not only in Gaza, but also in Lebanon, and in many Arab countries that suffer, not forgetting what is going on around us, he feels the need to continue to be revealed by art, “We live in an area where we have experienced very painful experiences.”
Princess Karama confirms that Jordan is a model of unity and coexistence between Muslims and Christians, and that this fact is clear in our region, but it is not from the minds of some of them in the West, and they have the wrong image of the Muslims and the other relationship.
“We live together. With unity and respect, I wanted to show in my art, contrary to the belief in practice.”
According to her say; “The destruction and pain we see is the result of the exterior, not from the interior, because we are Arabs, especially in Levend, we feel each other and support each other.”
In her artistic life in her grandmother, Princess Vijayan al -Hashemi, Karma said she was watching her during her childhood, and asking for her continued advice, “What do you feel from your feeling from your feeling.”
Princess Karma says; When recent events started in Gaza, he began to think about the symbols associated with confidence associated with confidence, such as angels, butterflies, sky and paper airplane, and wanted to mix these symbols with the reality of pain, as well as his religion and family -related symbols, and all through his art works.
He concluded his speech by emphasizing that his message as an artist is always revealing a person to believe in; “What we do. Our feelings and thoughts must be true for our ideas towards the world … When we do it honestly, we will see someone who appreciates it.”
“The texts of hope” describes a story that combines pain and recovery, in the embroidery and prepared cloth, which cuts the pain of the war with light and life, black ruins, butterflies, planes and holy places.
Each artwork embraces the tragedy, leading to the hope of rising, and the exhibition continues until June 15.
It is noteworthy that Princess Karma Bind Muhammad Abbas studied art at Brad in New York City and graduated in 2024.
He held his first private exhibition in 2023 at Gallery (EV) in New York City, and participated in group exhibitions in Italy and Spain by 2023, and his high level is currently graduating from the Art University in London (UAL) fabric design.
