Zahrah Alghamdi
Canvas: Accumulation is an integral part of your sculptural process. Could you talk about the…
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Amirhossein Bayani
Canvas: Your work often explores themes of power, violence and control. What draws you to…
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Dina Nazmi Khorchid
Canvas: Nature is often seen as a witness to violence and a holder of memory. Do…
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Mohamed Amine Hamouda
Canvas: How did your interest in the Gabès Oasis begin? Mohamed Amine Hamouda: I come…
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Nicolas Bellavance-Lecompte
Canvas: What is NOMAD and how did it start? Nicolas Bellavance-Lecompte: NOMAD is a travelling showcase…
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Issam Kourbaj
Canvas: Why did you take the decision to host the exhibition in two locations? Issam…
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Mahsa Salali
Canvas: Movement and the body are central to your work. How do you navigate between…
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Khaled Zaki
Canvas: You initially pursued business studies before undertaking a postgraduate degree in restoration and then…
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Shahryar Nashat
Canvas: Your work is concerned with the physicality of the human body against the slipperiness…
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Anhar Salem
Canvas: You first studied information technology. How has your understanding of systems and data influenced…
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Raeda Saadeh
Canvas: You have described the theme of occupation in your work as both physical and…
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Sean Anderson
Canvas: What resonates most with you personally about the snake, and therefore, Serpenti? Sean Anderson:…
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