Painter
Ahmed Abdalkareem
Born in 1954 in Al Minya, Upper Egypt, [Artist’s Name] is a distinguished Egyptian artist whose work is deeply rooted in his rural upbringing. His artistic journey began at Helwan University, where he earned a degree from the Faculty of Art Education, later obtaining a PhD in Philosophy in Art Education from the same institution.
In 1981, he was appointed as a teaching assistant in the Department of Decorative Designs at Helwan University, where he has played a pivotal role in mentoring and inspiring future generations of artists.
His work has gained national and international recognition, with exhibitions spanning Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Amsterdam, and Spain. Through a multifaceted artistic approach, he integrates materials from the countryside, reflecting his deep connection to Egypt’s rural landscapes. His exploration of Paranoiac mythology and ancient inscriptions, influenced by Islamic art, adds a distinctive historical and cultural depth to his pieces.
