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Soha Al-Mohammadi's Fifth Solo Exhibition in Amman
The fifth solo exhibition by artist Soha Al-Mohammad presents in Amman an artistic experience that reflects the major transformations humanity faces, such as changes in cities and languages, and the impact of events on individual identity and selfhood. The project has been ongoing for three years and includes over sixty paintings and interactive works that blend expression and abstraction. It focuses on the theme of citizenship and the effects of collective wounds and pain. The exhibition also features an interactive mural made from fabric reshaped to stitch the collective wound, with words written about the meaning of citizenship, highlighting audience participation and emphasizing the ongoing evolution in the artwork. Iraqi artist Soha, who has lived in various places and has been influenced by resistance and displacement, employs expressive and abstract art to explore issues of human existence, identity, and memory—centering on themes such as loss, rebellion, change, and the repetition of phrases like "one, two, three" as symbols of transformation and choices.
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