$7,000
Acrylic on Wood Panel
120×120 cm
Quantum Terra represents resilience and growth amid struggle. Its layers of concentric circles symbolize layers of strength and potential within each of us, even when facing challenges. The vibrant colors emerge from an earthy foundation, suggesting that from even the darkest, most grounded places, light, hope, and new possibilities can grow. This piece embodies the idea that, like the earth itself, we carry the potential to rise and illuminate, no matter the depth of the darkness.
Corine Gholam Fawaz
Corine Gholam Fawaz, a Lebanese artist, embarks on a lifelong journey through her art. With an educational background spanning Belgium, Lebanon, and the USA, Corine’s transition from figurative to fluid paintings reflects her fascination with abstract art.
Exhibiting globally in cities like Beirut, Monaco, Genoa, Milan, Rome, Madrid, New York, and Doha, her accolades include awards from Spazio Arte Tolomeo in Milan and the QIAF in Doha.
Represented by galleries like Agora Gallery, New York, and Jacques Ouaiss Gallery, Beirut, Corine continues to infuse spaces with intense emotions and vibrant life.
The Quantum Thinking Series reflects the human experience of finding light amidst darkness. It symbolizes the resilience needed to see beyond the shadows and find hope in times of hardship. While it’s easy to feel trapped by a single dark option, the layers in this series represent the many choices and perspectives that exist. This work is a metaphor for the strength and creativity within us, offering the potential to find light even in the darkest moments and to illuminate the way forward. Achieved through superimposed, thick concentric layers of acrylic paint, this three-dimensional composition forms a visual symphony that transcends conventional thought.
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