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Mouteea Murad

Mouteea Murad (Born 1977) is active/lives in Syrian Arab Republic.  Mouteea Murad is known for Monotone portrait and abstract painting.

Born in Homs, Syria in 1977, Mouteea Murad is a rising young artist whose recent explorations into abstraction have set him apart within the contemporary Syrian art scene.  He is a graduate of the Faculty of Fine Arts; his earlier works were monotone* portraits that spoke of human angst. Despite exhibitions throughout the Arab world and successful sales from such compositions, Murad dramatically changed his artistic direction shortly before entering the "Shabab Ayyam" competition in 2007.

Since then he has been building upon a foundation that engages influential modernist movements such as the Russian Constructivists*, Abstract Expressionism* and Geometric Abstraction*.

He has also sought to interact with aesthetics that have held immense significance to Arab art, as he is an admirer of the late Syrian painter Mustapha Fathi.  Carving out a significant place for himself amongst these regional greats, Murad has paintings housed in collections in LebanonAyyam Auctions   ...  [Displaying 1014 of 1835 characters.]  Artist bio

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