Three Sisters - Eman Hakim

A portrait depicting a bride in vibrant colors, dominated by the red of henna, with which the bride adorns herself before her wedding night. This is one of the beautiful Egyptian traditions and customs passed down through generations. Even the bride’s veil is tinted with the color of henna, while her braids flow beneath it, adding to her beauty and radiance. The artist uses a limited yet expressive color palette, rendered in an expressive and surrealist style.

Eman Hakim Held 15 solo exhibitions, the latest two being “Vibes” in October 2022 and “Yesterday, Today & Tomorrow” in March 2023, both held at the Main Hall of the Cairo Opera House.
Participated in numerous group exhibitions, most notably the “General Exhibition” in several editions, the latest being in 2022. She represented Egypt internationally through her participation in the Chianciano Biennale in Italy, Gagliardi Gallery in London, Art Malaysia Biennale, and the “International Peace” Exhibition in Kazakhstan in 2015 and 2016, where she won the “International Artist for Peace” Award.
She also participated with the Pastel Society of America in 2021 and the Fine Art Society in Adelaide, Australia, in 2022.
Her works are held in collections in Egypt, the UAE, and abroad, including the Museum of Modern Egyptian Art, Cairo Opera House, Nile Museum in Aswan, Irrigation Museum in Al-Qanater Al-Khayriya, Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Cairo, Egyptian Breast Cancer Society, Port Said Museum, Embassy of China in Astana, Kazakhstan, and the Royal Diwan of Kuwait.
More recently, her works have been acquired through Saatchi Art Gallery in the United States.

Physical details
Length: 60 cm · Width: 80 cm

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