Arabesque femininity

Lylas Zola - Solo exhibition

ARABESQUE FEMININITY

Curated by Salma Eltoukhy

M.A.D.S Art Gallery

Arabesque femininity

"Arabesque Femininity" is an exhibition that embodies Lylas's unique artistic vision, where Belle Époque elegance meets Art Nouveau creativity. The collection features intricate portraits that weave together the historical allure of the Belle Époque with the ornamental richness of Art Nouveau. Lylas's pieces explore the essence of femininity through delicate arabesques and lush floral motifs, capturing the grace and complexity of the female form in a dance of line and color.

Each artwork serves as a celebration of womanhood, with flowing lines and intricate patterns that frame the subjects in a narrative of visual poetry.

Inspired by the works of Alfons Mucha, Lylas infuses her portraits with a sense of intimacy and profundity, inviting viewers to peer deeper into the stories of the figures depicted. The use of black Indian ink and acrylic paints adds depth and vibrancy, enhancing the emotional resonance of each piece.

"Arabesque Femininity" not only showcases Lylas's mastery of her medium but also highlights her ability to communicate powerful themes through art. The exhibition is a testament to the enduring influence of historical art movements on contemporary creativity, offering a fresh perspective on the traditional portrayals of women in art. It is a compelling invitation to appreciate the intricate beauty and strength inherent in every stroke and hue, celebrating the enduring power and complexity of female expression.

Curated by Salma Eltoukhy

"Arabesque Femininity reimaginesBelle Époquegracewitha modernlens, celebratingintricate femininitythrough everyline."

SALMA ELTOUKHY - ART CURATOR

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Arabesque femininity

Published on May 21, 2024

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“Arabesque femininity” - solo exhibition Lylas is a contemporary artist renowned for her intricate portraits that blend the elegance of Belle Époque and Art Nouveau influences. Inspired by artists like Alfons Mucha, her work explores femininity through detailed arabesques and floral motifs, creating captivating visual stories that celebrate the delicate grace of womanhood. Inspired by the Belle Époque and Art Nouveau movements, this exhibition captures the timeless grace of womanhood through ornamental motifs and flowing arabesques. The portraits, made with black Indian ink and acrylic paint, highlight the elegance and floral beauty of the feminine form, reviving the spirit of Alfons Mucha and Victor Horta. This collection is a modern tribute to an era of creativity, showcasing intricate details and framed symmetry to immerse viewers in a universe of delicate femininity and aesthetic passion.