Arab artists: Mohammed Farea’s mud house inpiration

Saudi artist Mohammed Farea’s art was inspired by a mud house in Abha, the capital of Asir province in Saudi Arabia, a dear place to him.

Thanks to the influence of his hometown, Farea maintained his classical style of painting untouched by the rapid changes of modern time.

Saudi artist Muhammad Farea

“My house is where I belong. So when I draw it, I do it with a heart full of emotions.” Farea said. “I could draw my house in such a way that others may not perceive it as a dwelling place,” he said.

Born Saudi Arabia in 1968, Farea studied computer graphics and quantities, receiving a diploma 1992.

The artist received a medallion of appreciation from His Royal Highness Prince Mohammed bin Nawaf bin Abdul-Aziz for organizing and participating in the exhibition held on the margin of conference on the Euro-Saudi relations in 1999 in Rome.

He is member of the Saudi Arabia association for culture and arts and is a founding member of the al-Riyadh artistic collection.

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