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Aref el Rayess

Sfeir-Semler:Aref el Rayess

Autor:	Andrée Sfeir-Semler / Hala el Rayess / Catherine David / Joseph Tarrab / Sam Bardaouil / Till Fellrath / Nadine El-Khoury / Sabine Chaaban / Sfeir-Semler Gallery
Verfügbarkeit:	Auf Lager.
Veröffentlicht am:	22.04.2024
Artikelnummer:	2630726
ISBN / EAN:	9783775757355

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Autor: Andrée Sfeir
Verlag: Hatje Cantz Verlag
ISBN / EAN: 9783775757355
Bindung: Taschenbuch

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- Lebanese Post War & Contemporary painter, etcher, sculptor, textile artist born in 1928- A discovery tour of one of the most important political artists of the Arab world - Exhibited at this year's Biennale Venedig (Arsenale) - Lebanese Post War & Contemporary painter, etcher, sculptor, textile artist born in 1928- A discovery tour of one of the most important political artists of the Arab world - Exhibited at this year's Biennale Venedig (Arsenale)

Aref el Rayess was a Lebanese artist (1928-2005) with an oeuvre that spanned painting, drawing, collage, and sculpture.Having lived in many different places around the world, wherever Aref el Rayess went, he would drink in the spirit of his time and place like a sponge, ingesting it and making it his own. He produced work with a distinct signature, which nevertheless expresses the zeitgeist of his era, and the specificities of the art scene and period in which he lived. He was a traveler and an independent thinker, breathing freedom into all the work he produced. Freedom of thought, freedom of expression: whatever he felt within would radically modulate his painting style and subject.This very first extensive monography devoted to El Rayess unveils his impressive and hitherto little explored body of work. It also provides an overview of his complex and chameleonic artistic practice between 1949 and 2005.