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Marvelous Mirzam Manifesto

 
I have posted about this event a few days back, but honestly after visiting the exhibition earlier today, the photos I have seen on Mirzam Manifesto's blog did not do them justice. I'm not surprised that all the work of Anas Al-Omaim and Jassim Al-Saddah has sold out within hours of the exhibition's launch. All their artwork was impeccably well done and creatively mesmerizing. They incorporated old Kuwaiti proverbs and popular slang into digitalized photos of things that reminded us of our childhood in a very pop-artish/Warhol-ish way. Both Anas and Jassim were present and they walked us through the exhibition explaining the idea behind each art piece. Very friendly and very well-spoken. I have taken few photos featured here. But for more, you can check Mirzam Manifesto's blog or Puddle of Red's.
 

Also displayed at the Mirzam's exhibition, were piece of Established & Sons furniture and home accessories, here are some cool items from Established & Sons at Boutique 4
 

Comments

May said…
loved their work :)
Anonymous said…
I have been to the exibition ,,loved their work ,, it was very creative .

didi

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