Alymamah Rashed
400 cm x 150 cm (framed with glass)
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This large new work by Alymamah embeds her current research about Botanics and the palms of Kuwait. Capturing them entrenched in all their different seasons – a dancing humaith flower found
next to the sewage, a wilted palm tree spotted in the heart of Kuwait City, and a silent petal of a wildflower departing its blooming season – she weaves a poetic series in which rare remnants of nature
become a metaphor for the artist’s spiritual journey and the relationship to her body.
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