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An Attempt to Get Out

I spotted this art piece on the entrance of Abdul Aziz Hussein Theater in Mishref, when I attended the Japanese Taiko Drum Concert, and thought sharing its beauty with my art-loving readers. This sculpture was created by Kuwaiti artist Sami Mohammed in 1978 and it's titled An Attempt to Get Out. I have previously featured his work here.  Such a masterpiece, evoking many strong emotions and questions.

The artist held an exhibition last month at Gallery Tilal , and you can find out more about the artist here.




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Mademoiselle said…
i knew this was a sami mohammed work just but glancing at the sculpted hand.
his work is pretty amazing, there should be a appreciation exhibition of all of his works
28 November, 2011
Confashion said…
Mademoiselle
Yup he's very talented! He did have an exhibition last month at Gallery Tilal, unfortunately, I couldn't go...
01 December, 2011
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