About this work
In Soaring II, Nizar Sabour creates a vertical rhythm of colour, memory and movement. Across three slender panels, muted rose, gold, violet and blue are punctuated by luminous flashes of yellow, while forms appear to rise, drift and dissolve across the surface.
The triptych feels suspended between landscape and abstraction, carrying a quiet sense of ascent. Rather than depicting flight, Sabour evokes its sensation — lightness, release, and the pull toward something beyond the visible.
Nizar Sabour (b. 1958, Latakia, Syria) studied at the Faculty of Fine Arts in Damascus under Syrian modernist masters including Fateh Moudarres and Nazir Nabaa, graduating in 1981. He went…
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