Drawing by SHOROUQ SHABSOUG 4 Artworks Sold

Rafah

Drawing, Paper, Framed by Artist

30cm (W) x 42cm (H) x 1cm (D)

Signed Certificate of Authenticity

Framed by Artist

A$550

Arrives 20–22 Sep

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Artwork Description

About Rafah
In this painting, a Palestinian woman lovingly cradles her baby, creating a powerful symbol of maternal care and protection. Her gaze is tender and filled with affection, while her embrace conveys the deep bond between mother and child. The artist captures the universal essence of a mother's love and the instinct to nurture and shield her precious offspring and to raise a new generation of Palestinian youth. A challenge that many other palestinians face under the threat of seige and indiscriminate attacks.

The baby boy in this painting serves as a poignant symbol of the future, radiating hope, persistence, and an innate sense of strength and persistence to live and survive. The artist skillfully portrays the optimism and potential that the next generation represents, echoing the mother's love and the aspirations she holds for her child.

Abstract figurative artwork.

Artist Bio

SHOROUQ SHABSOUG is an accomplished abstract figurative artist whose work explores the interplay between form, emotion, and the human experience. Through a dynamic fusion of abstraction and figuration, Shabsoug creates evocative compositions that challenge traditional representations of the human form, inviting viewers to engage with the raw essence of identity, memory, and connection.
Drawing inspiration from all the world narratives, cultures and artistic movements, Shabsoug employs a distinctive visual language characterised by her technique,
uses mixed media with mostly acrylic colours and various inks to create expressive artworks on canvas and paper.
Each piece is a testament to the artist’s ability to balance spontaneity and intention, resulting in works that are both deeply personal and universally resonant.

Commissions

SHOROUQ's studio is in Sydney