Room-Five Creative Facility

15/10/2020

"Emirati Women"
 

Artwork by Emirati Artist Khulood Al Jabri

 
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04/10/2020

"Different"
 

Artwork by Saudi Artist Raghad Saleh

Acrylic on canvas / 70x50cm
2020

 
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04/10/2020

"Different"
 
Artwork by Saudi Artist Raghad Saleh

Acrylic on canvas / 70x50cm
2020

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28/09/2020

"Fashion Statement"
 
Artwork by American Artist Medina Sage Dugger
 
“For Muslim women in Lagos, Nigeria, a veil is not only a sign of faith, but a fashion statement.
 
, a project Inspired by muslim women in Lagos, 'Enshroud' reveals images created via digital collage featuring the veil primarily in an abstract sense, observing its forms, patterns, colors and its contribution to identity, self-expression and style” Medina
 
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16/09/2020

"old Kuwait. new Kuwait"
 
Artwork by Kuwaiti Artist Hajar Almutairi
 
“The old Kuwait is the new Kuwait." Hajar

Photo credit: Bruno Barbey 1965

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01/09/2020

"The Great Education"
 
Artwork by Moroccan Artist Afouar Hasnaa
 
“Teach your sons that a woman is a friend, home and life”
 
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25/08/2020

"Baghdad Blues"

Artwork by Iraqi born Artist Fahar Al-Salih

“At first, when I began the BAGHDAD BLUES series a few years ago I didn’t know where I was going with it, but the urge to unload all the emotionally-laden impressions i had collected during my previous visit to baghdad was pressing me. Why are the photos behind colored plexiglass and brass? Mainly, to insulate the viewer from realty, it’s like pieces of memories imperfect and unfinished just as baghdad itself nowadays” Fahar

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An Initiative of & @ Karlsruhe, Germany

20/08/2020

"Nostalgia"

Artwork by Syrian Artist Noor Bahjat .bahjat

90x90cm
Acrylic on canvas

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09/08/2020

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We can’t get back the lost souls and we can’t go back in time.. but we can rebuild the beautiful city and honor those souls! These digital sketches are not w...

09/08/2020

"I'd rather die in my home." "بفضل أموت في بيتي."

One of the most heartbreaking pictures I've ever come across. I strongly believe Lebanon will rise again and your donations will largely help! To donate:

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07/08/2020

"His face says it all :("

Photo by Lebanese Photographer

"Out of suffering have emerged the strongest souls; the most massive characters are seared with scars." - Gebran Khalil Gebran

This is one of the gorgeous villas on Sursock street that suffered considerable damage from the explosion (blast, attack...) in Port of Beirut on August 4th

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03/08/2020

"Melting Wings"

Sculpture by Lebanese Artist Shereen Shalhoub .shalhoub

“This sculpture was created at home during the lockdown where we were asked to stay in, which felt restrictive to many. The wings represent our overall state as we were asked to keep them from flying thereby affecting our soul which is nourished when active, exposed and connected.

Our wings felt like they were melting as they were contained.” Shereen

Material: Clay

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An Initiative of & @ Dubai, United Arab Emirates

31/07/2020

Wishing everyone a colourful and fresh Eid weekend!

Artwork by Emirati Artist Shaikha Altuniji

ستكيرات الصيف🌞

ذكريات الطفولة في إجازة الصيف:
اوبريت صيف وبحر - 2008

29/07/2020

“Dear World”

Artwork by Lebanese Artist Mariam Yakan

“Les Marions are a series of characters that always say it like it is, trying to capture personal and worldly moments, fleeting as they might be.“

“Dear world
My (and our) hope for a twist of events in what has otherwise been a strange 2020” Mariam

1- Dear World
2- Life Decisions
3- Nostalgia
4- Wishful Thinking
5- Mixed Feelings
6- Home

Ink and markers on paper.

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@ Dubai, United Arab Emirates

21/07/2020

"Hope"
Artwork by Digital French Artist Azaide .art

“There is always hope even in uncertain times.
This is my face of hope, a woman in sudan.” Azaide

Artwork by .art
Photo account

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12/07/2020

presents: "Reflections"

Artwork by Egyptian Artist Abeer Adel


Part 1 - The reflection of the role of the family by both father and mother on their children, and a mother is not the only one responsible for education, and the burden should not be greater than that of the man. The man should also have a role because all of this is reflected negatively or positively on their children.
Size 61 x 43

Part 2- The father has a role in raising his children, so when the father has his indifference this affects the children, his goal should not be only himself.
Size 29 x 23

Part 3- If the woman’s role becomes restricted because of her husband, this applies to children
Size 29*23

Printmaking / Linocut on paper
(حفر وطباعة من سطح بارز ابيض واسود)


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@ Egypt

05/07/2020

presents: "Q Times dinner"

Artwork by Peruvian Artist German Fernandez

“This image was about imagining a way of coming to terms with what is called in many places the "new normality"; it can be interpreted as resilience signal, or else. Nevertheless, the new daily life we see now as a result give way to the imagination, thinking, what else can change, and how. At the same time, it is somehow an attempt to continue our lives as usual but also in a very different manner. The result could be funny, sad or just plainly bewildering. Nevertheless, as they say, life goes on.” German

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