Experience the remarkable retrospective exhibition celebrating 60 years of artistic brilliance by Samir Fouad, one of Egypt’s most influential artists. The exhibition showcases the evolution of Fouad’s art, from his early works to his signature iconic watercolors, renowned for their masterful blend of modernist techniques and Egyptian cultural and socio-political themes.
About the Artist
Born in 1944 in Heliopolis, Cairo, Samir Fouad began his artistic journey at an early age, simultaneously cultivating a passion for playing the violin during his teenage years. A graduate of Cairo University with a B.Sc. in Communications Engineering in 1966, Fouad embarked on a successful 34-year career in information technology, which also allowed him to travel extensively and stay abreast of global artistic trends.
Fouad has been a prominent figure in the Egyptian art movement since the early 1980s, earning recognition as one of Egypt’s leading watercolor artists. While balancing his professional life, he participated in national and collective exhibitions, gaining acclaim for his mastery of the medium. After retiring in 2001, Fouad dedicated himself entirely to his art, marking the transition with the publication of his book, “Water-Colors.”
