Created using mixed media, the artwork is a striking interplay of earthy reds, gold tones, and muted contrasts, forming a visually compelling yet enigmatic composition.
El-Hassan’s conceptual and symbolic approach is evident in the structured yet expressive elements of this piece. The painting presents an intriguing juxtaposition of abstraction and form, with fluid organic shapes intersecting with precise geometric lines. The presence of a softly sketched figure, possibly a representation of contemplation or spirituality, adds an additional layer of philosophical depth. The contrasting bold red and gold segments evoke a sense of duality—energy and stillness, structure and fluidity.
As a Hungarian-Syrian artist, El-Hassan is known for merging political, social, and conceptual themes into her art. "Gold, Pears, Tangles I" reflects her ability to create thought-provoking compositions that encourage intellectual engagement. This artwork challenges the viewer to explore deeper meanings behind the abstract elements, from the representation of natural objects like pears to the structured symbolism of modern existence.
Ideal for a gallery wall, modern office, or contemporary art space, this piece brings introspection and visual intrigue to any setting. Its rich textures, expressive lines, and symbolic elements make it a standout work that invites conversation and interpretation.
Roza El-Hassan
Abstract | Expressionism
Established Artist
Biography
Roza El-Hassan is a Hungarian-Syrian artist known for her powerful, socially engaged installations exploring themes of justice and humanitarian crisis.
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