Untitled
| Artist | |
|---|---|
| Medium | oil on canvas |
| Dimensions | 70X80 |
| Year | 2016 |
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About this artwork
From the haze of shifting tones, two figures emerge half-formed, half-vanished like silhouettes caught between memory and dream. The painting reads as a fleeting encounter, its atmosphere dense with mystery and suggestion, where light breaks softly through the darkness.
Riad Shaar’s impressionistic–expressionist style blurs boundaries between subject and space, dissolving the seen into the felt. Through layered strokes and muted contrasts, he invites viewers to experience presence as both fragile and eternal.
This canvas acts as a conversation between shadow and light, offering a contemplative resonance to contemporary and classic settings alike.
Perfect for interiors that thrive on mood and depth, intimate studies, refined lounges, or art-focused hallways.
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About the Artist
Riad Shaar (b. 1966, Salamiyah, Syria) is a Syrian visual artist known for his expressive and emotive figurative work. A graduate of the Institute of Fine Arts in Hama (1988), his style blends abstraction with realism, capturing the human condition through layered compositions and rich color palettes. He has participated in exhibitions across Syria, France, Spain, and Lebanon, with plans for a solo exhibition in Damascus. His work stands as a tribute to life, color, and resilience.
