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| Year of creation | 2012 |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 48 W × 40 H × 2 D cm |
| Type of art | painting |
| Style | contemporary art |
| Genre | landscape |
| Materials | acrylic, canvas |
| Type of packaging | art tube |
Description of the Artwork “Murmur in the Rain”
In 'Murmur in the Rain,' the artist kmakhtar weaves a colorful narrative of a city street enveloped in rain, bringing to life the bustling energy of urban landscapes amidst a serene, rain-drenched aura. Through the masterful use of acrylics, the painting breathes life into the scene, with lively colors cutting through the mist and rain to highlight the motion of pedestrians and the quiet watchfulness of buildings and streetlights. There is an inherent melody in the rain's patter, a rhythm to the march of people, and a harmony between the natural and the man-made, creating a captivating visual symphony that speaks to the soul's longing for beauty in everyday moments.
Artwork in the interior
kmakhtar, United Arab Emirates
For a quarter of a century, I navigated the corridors of power with steadfast determination, ascending from a fledgling officer to a commanding presence within a government department. Yet, the trajectory of my ambitions took unforeseen paths, leading me through the disciplined structures of semi-government entities, the pulse-quickening realms of intelligence operations, and the expansive global stage of an international corporation, where I helmed the position of Group CEO for a remarkable 13 years. However, amid this journey, a different source of power emerged within me – the power of creation. No longer confined to issuing directives, my brush now gracefully traverses canvases, giving life to the profound depths of my being. Fuelled by an unwavering passion for art, I find myself unveiling vulnerabilities and emotions with fearless strokes. This is not a mere act of painting; it is a visceral conversation, an audacious invitation for others to feel and resonate with my innermost self.