Khaled Al-boushi

“When I begin to work on a painting, i go back to the primary visual element that form shapes, the dot, and to experience the possible transformation which (dot) might be exposed.

During the process, each painting simultaneously depicts different visual results and situations: stillness and movement; density and vacuum; creation and disappearance.

In this coexistence of opposites, shapes experience confusion and constant change. A shape faces an existential crisis and deep within it lays nothingness.

And so whenever a shape stabilizes and manifests itself in one form, the nothingness within it rebels and reflects its image in another form – or no-form at all.

Those shapes reflect the actual situation which I live, since I left home.”

Was born in Syria in 1985, graduated from Damascus University with a degree in Fine Arts in 2009. Since then, he has participated in international residency programs and has had solo shows in Syria, Lebanon and Austria.
 He’s been Inspired by Sufi philosophy, and influenced by the abstract expressionism movement, to which most of his works belong, he currently lives and works in Germany.

al.boushi.khaled@gmail.com
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