The poet coat of arms

..." This exhibition, which runs for several weeks at the Recreation Centre Street scientific Didouche-Mourad part of the fiftieth anniversary of Independence, it brings together a dozen works under the heading "Lost Poem" which are small paintings in watercolor with shades dominated the golden yellow and brown, and a background where the visitor can see behind the painting of Arabic letters. The other part of the exhibition is clearly distinguishable from the first insofar as it presents utensils like plates with an area reminiscent of the bronze.
One also wonders if this is not a special technique that gives the illusion that the viewer contemplates these objects are under glass for the majority who seem to be of material value.
But it is far off the mark when you read the titles of these 25 paintings that suggest "Mediterranean Odyssey" or "The emblem of the poet," two referential expressions that guide us in imaginary worlds to essential vocabulary and qu'empruntent poets often intimate, or as these memory images that inspired the painter to the representation of these trips by the calligraphic letter in a warm and welcoming Mediterranean identity with its large blue chips that shines on the horizon."

by : Lynda Graba /ElMoudjahid/11/07/2012