WARST

About the war in Syria, I published a press release. Similarly, in September, 2014, I articulated my reflections of the war in my works of art with a plain and crystal clear language on my canvases through my invention of a unique coal drawing technique. As a continuation of my on-going art project, this project is distinguished by emotional breakdowns of the war. Dead young girls, elderly and humanity who experienced the war the first hand faced with a dramatique life survival. Coal doesn’t actually hold on canvas. The first challenge was to have the drawing stay on the canvas. What makes this technique unique is about the different shades and shadows that I create with the pencil. From close, one can see the detailed structures and levels. Only through this technique, do the portraits gain their intensity and expressivity. I work out the personality of the different shades and shadows I createw the pencil. The difficulty is to draw without any errors or correction. That’s why I have to plan everything before and then implement this drawing plan without using eraser and error.