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Tagreed Darghouth

Tagreed Darghouth (Born 1979) is active/lives in Lebanon, France.  Tagreed Darghouth is known for Surreal abstract expressive paintings of skull images, impasto.

Tagreed Darghouth has spent her career operating as a socio-cultural historian of Lebanon and the world through the medium of painting. Born 1979 in Saida, Lebanon, Darghouth studied painting and art education at the Lebanese University and Lebanese Teachers Institution (2000), respectively, and in 2002 she moved to Paris to study Space Art at the École Nationale Supérieure des Art Décoratifs. 

The period in between, 2000-2001, was formative for the young artist as she participated in the Ayloul Summer Academy in Jordan run by celebrated Syrian-German modernist Marwan Kassab Bachi (lot 16), who she considers the most influential figure in her artistic practice. Untitled presents a surreal landscape of scattered skulls that have been unsettlingly discarded against an ornamental background, made of roses, suns, stars and bunnies; in this regard, the present work encapsulates Darghouth’s ability to confront viewers with ideas of morbidity by contrasting fore- and background   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 4072 characters.]  Artist bio

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