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Chucrallah Fattouh

Chukrallah Fattouh is a Lebanese artist celebrated for his figurative paintings and sculptures that offer insightful observations on Lebanese identity and social life. His expressive style and dedication to depicting human figures have established him in the Lebanese art community.

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Chukrallah Fattouh, born in Baalbeck, Lebanon in 1955, is a Lebanese painter and sculptor known for his distinctive figurative style. He studied at the Lebanese University, developing his artistic voice through painting, drawing, and sculpture. Fattouh's art often explores themes of Lebanese identity and society, capturing everyday life and human figures with a unique perspective. His works are recognized for their expressive qualities and insightful observations of Lebanese culture. Fattouh remains an active and respected artist in the Lebanese contemporary art scene.

Career

  • Received his art education at the Lebanese University in Beirut.
  • Works as both a painter and sculptor, demonstrating versatility in his artistic practice.
  • His artistic style is characterized by a distinctive figurative approach.
  • Frequently explores themes related to Lebanese identity and cultural nuances in his art.
  • Often incorporates social observations into his works, reflecting on contemporary Lebanese society.
  • Human figures are central to his artistic creations, depicted with expressive qualities.
  • Works in painting, drawing, and sculpture, showcasing a range of techniques and mediums.
  • Continues to be an active participant in the Lebanese contemporary art scene, exhibiting his works and contributing to cultural dialogue.

Exhibitions

No known exhibitions.

Nationality

Lebanese artist

Categories

Expressionism, Realism, Surrealism

Themes

Lebanese identity, social observations, human figures

No known awards.