Afaf Zurayk and Amy Todman: Light Enters
Willed in stillness, my lines are a prayer.
I cannot lose hope.
Afaf Zurayk and Amy Todman both work with painting and poetry in a distinct yet complementary manner. While Zurayk works in abstraction, allowing only the merest hint of form to emerge from her minimal canvases, Todman's style is closer to figuration, a dreamscape enfolding elements of the real and the unreal tethered by the structure of three-dimensional space. Their practices meet in the feeling of their work and in the liminal space between word and image, speaking a language that seeks to move in the 'stillness of time.'
Presented with Saleh Barakat Gallery, Beirut.
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Afaf ZuraykUntitled (i), 2024watercolour and crayon on canvas40x40cm
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Afaf ZuraykUntitled (ii), 2024watercolour and crayon on canvas40x40cm
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Afaf ZuraykUntitled (iii), 2024watercolour and crayon on canvas40x40cm
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Afaf ZuraykUntitled (iv), 2024watercolour and crayon on canvas40x40cm
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Amy TodmanA way to read the floor, 2025oil on canvas50x30cm
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Amy TodmanTo put in the eye, 2025oil on canvas30x20cm
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Amy TodmanBut still, it's changing, 2025oil on canvas30x20cm
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Amy TodmanUntitled, 2025oil on canvas20x18cm
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Amy TodmanTwo birds, Two parts, 2024oil on canvas15x10cm