“To represent terrible and questionable things is, in itself, the sign of an instinct of power and magnificence in the artist; he doesn’t fear them. There is no such thing as pessimistic art. Art affirms”.
Friedrich Nietzsche
In this section you see paintings exhibited in France, Germany (Cologne in 1997 and Düsseldorf in 1998), and Lebanon (Beirut Bloom Contemporary Art Fair in 2013 and Beirut Art Fair in 2014)
Our Human Rights Were Not Their Interests
72"x48", Oil on canvas, 1992
The Thorn Birds
72" x 48", Oil on canvas, 1991
Your Silence I Suffer
72"x48", Oil on canvas, 1989
A World of Images, Not Realities
48" x 48", Oil on panel, 1995
That Which We Contemplate We Are
56"x40", Oil on canvas, 1989
Abortion: Is This Life?
48" x 72", Oil on canvas, 1989
Pardon et Culpabilité
48" x 48", Oil on panel, 1995
The Three Ages of Woman
72" x 48", Oil on canvas, 1990
And What Shepherd Can Stand Against Me?
48"x72", Oil on canvas, 1991
Pangs of Being
48" x 48", Oil on panel, 1995
Why Consult The Dead on Behalf of the Living?
48" x 72", Oil on canvas, 1992. Collection of MARe, Museum of Recent Art, Bucharest, Romania
Apprivoiser sa Mort
48"x48", Oil on panel, 1995
Forsaken
24" x 16", Oil on canvas, 1990
The Jewish Bride
40" x 30", Oil on canvas, 1990
I Am Every Man
72" x 28", Oil on canvas, 1990
Is this it?
36" x 30", Oil on canvas, 1989
Venus of Melos
30" x 26", Oil on canvas, 1989
We Who Are Two and One
48"x48", Oil on panel, 1995
A Writer, A Painter, A Saint
72" x 48", Oil on canvas, 1991. Collection of MARe, Museum of Recent Art, Bucharest, Romania
New World Order
72" x 48", Oil on canvas, 1993
Thinkers
30" x 36", Oil on canvas, 1988
I know it is not a dream
40" x 40", Oil on canvas, 1992
Whispering
35" x 25", Oil on canvas, 1988. Private collection. Beirut, Lebanon
I Am The Law, The Verdict, The Crime
48" x 56", Oil on canvas, 1990
Shadow
31.5" x 23.5", Oil on canvas, 1988
Stop the Violence
40" x 40", Oil on canvas, 1993