Nabil Azab

Untitled (Polaroid), 202210.7 x 8.6cmPrice on Request

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This minimalist black and white photograph features a simple, abstract composition. The work consists of a framed, shadowy image depicting indistinct, hazy shapes against a dark background. The artist employs a striking contrast between light and dark, creating a sense of mystery and intrigue. The understated style and use of negative space suggest the photographer's intention to shift the viewer's attention to the nuanced interplay of form and tone, inviting contemplation on the beauty found in the everyday. This piece reflects the artist's keen eye for the sublime within the mundane, capturing the essence of contemporary photographic practice. ...

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Artist

Nabil Azab

B.1994

Nabil Azab employs drawing, painting, writing, and research to create abstract photographic works that challenge the objectivity and disciplinary boundaries of the medium in contemporary society. His photographic works are distinguished by their distorted compositions and interplay of vibrant colors, conveying intense emotions and an element of ambiguity that eludes a fixed interpretation. They evoke the lingering impression of a vivid dream that permeates into one's conscious moments and possesses a universal quality that transcends specific meanings. Rather than merely portraying specific fragments of the past, Azab's images function as conduits for the affective resonances captured in their initial creation. By allowing these resonances to accumulate and overflow into the present, the softened contours of the images become a vessel for a range of emotions and frequencies. ...