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Saudi plastic artist Maysa Suleiman: There is beauty in the contrast of colors, and in similarity there is life
Her sister discovered her, in her first plastic arts experiments, and suggested that she hone her talent through artistic courses and workshops to relieve her of the psychological pressures she was experiencing as a result of the loss of her parents - may God have mercy on them - so the brush took her to another world of imagination, travel, and a passion for colors and canvases, and abstract art became her permanent occupation, so she topped the courses. in Modern Art from the University of Saint Martinez for the strength of her work. She is the plastic artist Maysa Suleiman, who revealed to “Sayidaty” that she is currently working to hold plastic exhibitions in Rome, Venice, and London, in addition to displaying her plastic works on international artistic platforms, such as (SRTSY) and (Artsper). You see beauty in the contrast of colors and life in similarity, so people’s stories, feelings, issues and concerns are captured in a painting. It also worked to integrate Arabic calligraphy with art, in an attempt to break away from the traditional template to address the widest possible segment of art and calligraphy lovers.
Maysaa Bint Sulaiman, the daughter of a distinguished man, is passionate about the world of art, beauty, and business. She is a mother, sister, and friend who loves giving, charitable work, and bearing the concerns of others. I hold a master’s degree in management.
Since childhood, I was familiar with art through my parents - may God have mercy on them - who had many relationships and loved travel, culture and the arts. My mother is a lover of books and poetry, and my father is a lover of art and writing and is gentle like a breeze.

Refine talent
My passion for abstract art came about by chance several years ago. At a point in my life I was under pressure and in a difficult situation, so my sister Dina, a visual artist and interested in criticism, art courses and workshops, asked me to take courses at her studio in order to stay away from thinking, and from the first training course I fell in love with drawing and colours. And canvas, and the brush took me to another world of imagination, pleasure and calm, and then I refined my talent through training workshops in abstract art, and I traveled everywhere, and learned at the hands of the most famous senior artists in abstract art, at St. Martinez University in Modern Art, and it became my permanent passion and comfort. It's official.

From whom did you receive support and encouragement, and who was your role model?
My first supporter in art is my sister Dina. She is a fan of abstract art, an art curator, and has art collections. From the first time she saw one of my paintings, she knew that I was an artist, and my fellow artists also supported me, and the Misk Foundation was one of my biggest supporters, as were cultural and arts associations. In the Kingdom. For me, my role model is every outstanding artist in abstract art.
What challenges did you face, and how did you overcome them?
The challenges are many, including the lack of entities that market artists’ works, in addition to the lack of an incubator for visual artists. However, praise be to God, I believe that the presence of institutions and programs that support artists, in addition to Vision 2030, makes us optimistic that the future is more beautiful.

 

 

 

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