Amale Freiha Khlat, Mousharabiah Screens

Amale Freiha Khlat is a Lebanese British visual artist, questioning the role of the images and its dissemination as well as the role of the spectators.

 

Mousharabiah Screens

I have always been fascinated by Mousharabiah screens and their intricate geometrical patterns, which are common in traditional Middle Eastern homes, and are designed to provide privacy and protection.

“Mousharabiah Screens - Green, Red, Black, Pink, Orange”

45 x 35 cm screenprints on acrylic or glass, mounted on steel, mirror, plywood. 2018-2022

“Mousharabiah Screens - C, R1, R2, L1, L2”

Thames-Side Studios Gallery, London, The Measure of all Things, 2022. Screenprints on acrylic sheets mounted on steel frames. 2018-2022

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fleeing conflicts but where to next

Movement Gallery, Worcester, Network, The RAGE Collective. Various dimensions, prints, glass, wood, emergency blanket. 2017

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The Perilous Journey series

Series of nine linocuts on newspaper. 2018

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The Perilous Journey IV

Silk Print on Somerset Satin, 2018. 40.7cm x 30.5cm. 2018