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Nihad Gulé, a Syrian contemporary artist, was born in Anqala, Syria in 1967. He is celebrated for his deeply introspective and emotionally resonant paintings that delve into the complexities of the human psyche. Gule pursued Fine Arts at the Lebanese American University in Beirut, where he honed his distinctive abstract expressionist style. His canvases are characterized by a bold use of color and dynamic compositions, effectively conveying raw emotions and psychological states. Gule's art serves as a powerful visual exploration of the intangible aspects of human experience, establishing him as a significant figure in Syrian and contemporary art.

Career

  • Received formal art education in Fine Arts at the Lebanese American University (LAU) in Beirut.
  • Primarily works as a painter, with canvas being his principal medium.
  • Developed a signature style deeply rooted in Abstract Expressionism, marked by its emotional intensity and dynamism.
  • Explores core themes centered around human emotions, delving into the intricacies of inner psychological landscapes.
  • His artistic practice often reflects on themes of vulnerability and the multifaceted nature of the self.
  • Recognized for his distinctive use of bold colors and dynamic compositions to articulate raw feelings and personal experiences.
  • His paintings are widely appreciated for their introspective quality, inviting viewers to connect with universal human emotions and experiences.
  • Exhibits his artwork extensively in Lebanon and internationally, actively contributing to contemporary art dialogues and exhibitions

Exhibitions

  • Red & Yellow in Khanji Art Gallery, Aleppo (1995)
  • Fine Arts Association Gallery, Aleppo (2000)
  • Fine Arts Association Gallery, Aleppo (2004)
  • Dar Al Mada Art Gallery, Damascus (2005)
  • Foresight Art Gallery, Amman, Jordan (2007)
  • Kulturwerkstatt in Remagen (November 2015)
  • Landtag in Mainz (December 2015)

Nationality

Syrian artist

Categories

Abstract Expressionism, Expressionism, Surrealism

Themes

Human emotions, inner self, vulnerability

No known awards.