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Arabic calligraphy art at 1971 Center
The "Fi Hsaban" exhibition at the 1971 Center in Al Majaz Island, Sharjah, features a collection of contemporary artworks that blend the aesthetics of Arabic calligraphy with modern concepts. The artwork titled "Sea Without Coast" explores the influence of Arabic poetic meters on perceptions of balance and rhythm through the use of transparent fabrics and pearl-shaped forms symbolizing words. Meanwhile, "Haa" transforms paper cups into sculptural compositions that express themes of transformation and reflection. "The Alphabet of Sitting" examines the fluidity and complexity of Arabic letter movement, while "The Measure of Existence" connects Urdu calligraphy with architecture to create a vibrant visual presence. The exhibition highlights interactions between art, tradition, and Arabic calligraphy through contemporary approaches, presenting new ideas about the relationship between language, form, and sensory experience.
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