By Abdulaziz Yousef
Material description: acrylic on canvas
Brief Description:
Baranko Wall is a striking, large-scale canvas (2m x 2m)
inspired by the awe-inspiring Branko Wall, a renowned landmark on the climb to
Mount Kilimanjaro. This monochrome piece, finished with a pearl-reflective
sheen, captures not only the physical grandeur of the wall but also the intense
energy that fills the region. The surface shimmers subtly, evoking the wall's
mysterious ability to inspire deep introspection and awaken memories across
different lifetimes. Each brushstroke blends into the reflective finish,
drawing viewers into an immersive space where emotions and thoughts echo. The
painting’s layered textures and pearlescent hues embody the natural majesty and
spiritual resonance of the
Branko Wall invites the observer to journey beyond the
physical landscape into a realm of timeless ruminations and powerful
reflections.
Dimension: 200 x 200 x 0
Abdulaziz Yousef is an artist from Qatar who explores new
visual experiences in his art. His diverse art portfolio showcases various
execution techniques, including animation, murals, multimedia, traditional
canvas artwork, graphic illustration, and sculpting. In addition to his
artistic pursuits, Abdulaziz seeks to transcend the visual expressions of the
unconscious mind through his signature distinctive style.
With an impressive 15 years of experience as a cartoonist on
TV channels and in newspapers, Abdulaziz has developed a distinctive style that
effectively conveys and shares his story with the world. He has gained local
and international recognition, receiving awards for several projects. These
include third place in the Tamyoz award for his Mural work, a Promax bronze
award for one of the digital campaigns he worked on, and multiple awards at
international festivals for his short films.
Abdulaziz has also curated and co-curated exhibitions such
as "leBockade" and "[re]action" in collaboration with the
Doha Film Institute. These galleries were associated with the "Ajyal"
film festival and were highly popular then. Additionally, Abdulaziz has held
solo art exhibitions, with his latest one titled "Escapism" in 2019.
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