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After forty seven years together I parted from the person who was the dearest to me.
As in any culture known to us, mostly from the past, I found it hard to accept his loss as final. I couldn’t conserve him as a mummy nor sculpt his portrait on a burial coffin nor make a Fayoum image of him and… I couldn’t accept the loss of his appearance in my memory.
Again and again I tried to create his portrait to verify to what extent he is still present and it was so hard. Here and there I used photographs which let me down, drawings helped better and the results of all me efforts, in different sizes, different techniques are all here.
A little doll made years ago in his image turned into a desired subject matter.

Oil on bronzed sanded cardboard, 50*35 cm, 2020

Oil on silvered cardboard with sand, 50*35 cm, 2020

Oil on silvered cardboard with sand, 50*35 cm, 2020

Oil on silvered canvas, 50*35 cm, 2020

Oil on bronzed cardboard, 50*35 cm, 2020

Oil on cardboard silvered with sand, 50*35 cm, 2020

Printing ink on paper, 100*70 cm, 2020

Printing ink on smooth paper, 50*35, 2020

Watercolor on paper, 15*10 cm, Approximately 2000