MORAL CODES, curated by Celine Azem is the first solo exhibition of Josh Rowell in the Middle East. The exhibition presents a thought-provoking trajectory of Rowell's work, featuring his renowned series such as "Painting Language," "Virtually Fragile," and "Mosaics." This exhibition delves into the realms of ethics, communication, and the evolving digital landscape, inviting viewers to contemplate the moral codes that shape our society.
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AESOP'S FABLES
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WORKS FROM AESOP'S FABLES
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PAINTING LANGUAGE | SACRED GEOMETRY AND MATHEMATICS
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Josh RowellFirst 97 Numbers of the Fibonacci Sequence, 2022Acrylic on Canvas150 cm x 300 cm -
Josh RowellFibonacci numbers from Ancient India, 2021Acrylic on Canvas168 cm x 104 cm -
Josh RowellLiber Abaci, Leonardo Fibonacci, 2021Acrylic on Canvas168 cm x 104 cm -
Josh Rowell, Kepler's Harmonices Mundi - Part 1, 2022
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MOSAICS
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Virtually Fragile
By Josh RowellLastly, Rowell's Virtually Fragile series sheds light on the fragility of our digital connectivity. These artworks capture the pivotal moment when our connection to the virtual world is severed, plunging us into a realm of abstract chaos. By depicting the loss of connectivity and the disarray that ensues, Rowell prompts us to contemplate our dependence on the digital realm and the potential consequences of its disruption.









