Harmony

Authors

  • Ranya Hadab

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.32396/usurj.v5i1.417

Keywords:

Acrylic, canvas, Iraq

Abstract

I am in the process of obtaining a double degree at the U of S; Biochemistry & Biotechnology, and Studio Art. This painting (Harmony) is an abstract painting of the traditional Iraqi art. I used acrylic paint on a 36" x 48" canvas. I got inspired by the Iraqi customs that used to be dominant until the beginning of the '70s. The domes and buildings in the background are what you would see walking down the streets of mid and southern regions of Iraq.

Author Biography

Ranya Hadab

Art submission 

 

I am in the process of obtaining a double degree at the U of S; Biochemistry & Biotechnology, and Studio art. This painting (Harmony) is an abstract painting of the traditional Iraqi art. I used acrylic paint on a 36" x 48" canvas.  I got inspired by the Iraqi customs that used to be dominant until the begging of the 70's. The domes and buildings in the background are what you would see walking down the streets of mid and southern regions of Iraq.

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Published

2019-01-29

Issue

Vol. 5 No. 1 (2018): December 2018

Section

Articles

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