Maher Abdel Qader arranged a visual show in Zamalek called “Return of Imagination,” which featured a variety of his paintings that were inspired by surrealist art and were preoccupied with stories, legends, and the blending of civilizations.
The artist Maher Abdel Qader said, in exclusive statements for the seventh day, that my artworks are largely followed by the surreal school, but I am always looking for my surrealism, which is not a tradition of others, and this needs modern techniques and a contemporary angle.
In addition, Maher Abdel Qader said, “I usually utilise collage, paper, and other media, but sometimes I use the colours of the oil.”
From that Pharaonic painting of an ancient Egyptian musician, we found in the painting many codes and civilizational connotations, as I reconsider the old symbols Modernly, Maher Abdel Qader noted that most of his works are an extension of various cultures that were either dominated by ancient Egyptians or those that passed through Egypt in some way.
As seen by the “Jamal Touch” painting on Venus and the majority of the works in the exhibition, Maher Abdel-Qader said, he does not ignore other Egyptian civilizations, such as Greek, and incorporates more than one technical level into a single painting.
The return of creativity Maher Abdel Qader exhibition on the surrealism of myths and the overlapping of cultures .. Pictures
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