Art 2660 - The Ghosts of Venice - Series

Serial Number: ART1219

Valuation:
BHD 300

Medium:
Ecoline colored inks on paper

Type:
Abstract

Style:
Abstract expressionism

Date:
2022

Size:
47 x 93 cm

Artist:
Ayah Elarie, Egyptian Artist, Mob +20 1066678719

Aya is a passionate K12 entrepreneur, a digital transformation expert, the founder and CEO of Warrd for Information Technology, a podcast host and a caring mother.

She has 17 plus years of experience in the ed-tech industry while managing various teams from operations to business development. She has taught animation and digital practice for 2 years in the American University in Cairo. She has been a speaker and a mentor for fresh entrepreneurs in various events in the last couple of years and recently she has been participating a lot in programs with the UN Women in Egypt and AUC School of Business through their Centre for Entrepreneurship and innovation and its something that she is proud of where she is able to give the community back who have helped her earlier in her early career life.

Aya graduated from the Faculty of Fine Arts in 2008 from the Graphics Department majoring in Animation. Recently, she is a PHD candidate in the Faculty of Fine Arts in Zamalek. She has won various awards through her career with her amazing teams that she managed in her previous positions.

She has joined in various art exhibitions in Switzerland, Italy, Germany, Sweden, and Egypt. She believes that she was lucky enough that she was able to visit more that 15 countries worldwide, through her exhibitions and also through her previous job positions.

Status: Display

Description:
This very creative piece is titled "Ghosts of Venice" and was painted in Venice with ecoline colored inks. The idea of this collection, according to the Artist Ayah Elarief, is that it captures the essence of the culture in Morano, wherein, she felt all the old stories in every corner around the buildings and it urges her to paint these stories with the faces of the old ghosts that used to live there but died with strange incidents as people living there, used to say.