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Happy New Year! 2024 Website: namadgallery.com VR: glry.xyz/namad #NewYear #2024NewYear

“As a human being I have the senses to feel my surroundings & I can’t stay away from what I face. There are moments when some situations make me emotional & I know my task is to bring those emotions into reality by being heart-oriented. The origin of feelings is the heart.“ L.E

The parade is one of Latif Eshraq’s paintings inspired by old working men in the West of Kabul, in 2019. This artwork is on display and you can visit it anytime: glry.xyz/namad Our website: namadgallery.com #art #paintings #colours #web3 #metaverse

Latif Eshraq: A Journey of Artistic Discovery Namad Gallery is happy to represent Latif Eshraq. Our website: namadgallery.com Our virtual gallery: glry.xyz/namad

“It is not my judgment, it is the description of what I’ve seen and experienced in Kabul” Latif Eshraq “War of Giants, 1” was completed by Latif Eshraq in France in 2022. He attempts to show his experiences of what in Kabul happened from 2001 until the end of 2021.

“Elephants have the longest pregnancy period for an average of 18 to 22 months of any living mammal.” BBC Eshraq calls this work “recreation” which was completed in 2018, in Kabul. To visit this work in our Gallery: glry.xyz/namad #namadgallery #art #painting #vr

We invite you with pleasure to enjoy the dance of colours through Latif Eshraq’s brush. “War of Giants, number 12” is one of War of Giants collection completed in France in 2022. For inquiries: [email protected] #vr #gallery

“Art is about connection. So, my job is done for now. It is your task to describe and interpret.” Latif Eshraq Artwork: Mummified, Latif Eshraq, 2019, Afghanistan, 30 x 40 cm, Oil on canvas. To visit: glry.xyz/namad For inquiries: [email protected]

0s and 1s gave us the ability to picture the past and look into the future. Your amateurs are representing your actual being in Namad Gallery. It’s greatly appreciated. To visit our current exhibition: glry.xyz/namad For inquiries: [email protected] #VR

“Finding the secret of artwork is the reason why a person becomes an art enthusiast.” Latif Eshraq Artwork: Flee, Latif Eshraq, 2022, South of France, 30 x 40 cm, Oil on canvas. Visit our gallery from the comfort of your own space with your goggles: glry.xyz/namad

Artwork: Black purgatory, Latif Eshraq, painted in 2022, in the south of France, Acrylics on canvas, 29 x 39 cm. For inquiry: [email protected]

“Guards left the gates, and the aliens entered the city, there was neither a way to go back into the past nor a hope to unlock the bright future. The only true paradise is that we have lost.” Purgatory with Turban, Eshraq, France, 29 x 39 cm, acrylics on cork. #namadgallery

These Purgatory portraits are not only exhibitionism but an attempt at full disclosure of the morals of society. Eshraq’s unique way of using colours and shapes is the best way to describe the situation of 2021 in Afghanistan. White purgatory, acrylics on cork, 29 x 39 cm.

Behrang Ati's portrait collection, titled 'My Surrounding's Portraits,' captures a profound engagement with the creative process and an evaluation of societal themes. Follow this link to visit this collection on our Artsy page: artsy.net/show/namad-gal…

Meet our Artist, Behrang Ati. #namad #afghanartist #expression #experience #art

Behrang lived for a year under the Taliban’s regime in Afghanistan. The conditions become tougher each day since they started house-to-house searches all over the country. During this period, he completed a collection known as “The Unspoken Portraits”. Let's hear more from him 👇🏼

Almond eye is another name of the third biggest ethnic group of Afghanistan, called Hazara. Their physical appearance has made their artists seem to fly. With Bamiyan, the holy site of Buddhists on the silk road in central Afghanistan, as their centre in Hazaristan, they became

Buddha in Afghanistan In the 6th century AD, the towering Buddha statues, known as Salsal and Shah Mama, were carved into the mountains of Bamiyan, Afghanistan. These statues became a symbol of light and hope, drawing people to pray and meditate, making Bamiyan a holy city.

The Rooster is one of the recent works of Latif Eshraq, completed in the south of France in 2022. The used materials are dark and bright vivid acrylic colours on canvas with 25 cm height and 20 cm weight. For inquiries: namadgallery.com