"Let the artwork freely talk about itself and communicate with you" Amer Alobaidi Iraqi-American artist, said.

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Written by Bedor Mosa
Photo credit: Bedor Mosa


Artists may depict what they see in the physical world, and they may utilize forms that no one has seen in either the natural or the human made world. Amer Alobaidi in this case and regardless of his approaches, he's definitely one of those remarkable artists who likes to invite his viewers to see what goes beyond conservative and modest appearances.


And you can tell by standing in front of any artwork done by Alobaidi, he's that type of artists who does not limit nor categorizes himself in one or specific method, term, and style even though he has been known and recognized as a contemporary artist in the Middle East as well as the Western culture.

The attached photo, and based on the artist's point of view he doesn't prefer to categorize it or interpret the meaning of the figures shape, or the space that's been all used with verity of colors and whether each color represents a certain theme in reality or not. He pretty much likes to leave his audience explore his artwork however way they like to seeing it.


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