the Homs Fine Artists Union provided the opportunity for 32 talented painters and artists to participate in the amateur exhibition in the Union Hall in Homs, in the presence of an elite group of fine art lovers .
The exhibition, which includes 62 paintings from various schools of art and free drawing, was dominated by topics that tell about the female and nature in its various states .
Head of the Fine Artists Union branch in Homs, Emil Farha, said in a statement to SANA’s correspondent: Exhibitions for amateurs are organized annually with the aim of providing them with the opportunity to express their artistic talents, learn about various artistic experiences, and encourage them to improve their artistic production .
Among the young participants was Luna Al-Jurdi, who said that she participated with two paintings, one of which was acrylic telling about nature and its reflection in water, and the other was a portrait with lead .
In her painting, Kawthar Ramadan expressed the art of Chinese ceramics and the beauty and artistic value it carries, while the young man, Ghaith Al-Khaled, participated in two paintings from the realistic school in which a meditating female and a child whose face contains features of innocence and hope despite the darkness surrounding her .
About female liberation and protection from violence, I spoke about the painting of the young man Wael Al-Rifai, which he drew with charcoal .
While the young woman, Larissa Atomishli, embodied in her realistic painting the beauty of silent nature and its bright colors, while the young woman, Haneen Suleiman, participated in a painting that tells of a female in a state of contemplation, and another that contains a face that shows delicate features .
The young woman, Mayar Khaddour, participated in a painting entitled “Female Life,” in which she used oil colors and tried to convey the idea that women are civilization and sophistication .
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