Art has an uncanny ability to unravel the layers of memory. It allows you to rediscover forgotten connections and delve into the intricacies of cultural heritage. UBUNTU Art Gallery, in partnership with Leila Heller Gallery (Dubai/New York), is proud to introduce the enchanting works of Parinaz Eleish to Egyptian audiences for the first time through the In Fragments exhibition from May 27th to June 13th.
A Dive Into The Exhibition:
For Eleish, this exhibition marks a poignant return to her roots. She unveils her artistic vision to the land she once called home. In Fragments is not merely a collection of paintings but a profound journey through the artist’s memories. She captures the essence of Cairo through her unique lens. As Eleish eloquently puts it, “I welcomed this opportunity to go back and rediscover my forgotten country that I belonged to once.”
Through her evocative paintings, Eleish invites us to wander the streets of Cairo alongside her. She invites you to get lost in alleys and uncover the hidden stories embedded within its walls. Each brushstroke is an ode to nostalgia. Eleish navigates the cityscape, capturing fleeting moments and overlooked details that resonate with her soul.
Ahmed Al Dabaa, Founder of UBUNTU Art Gallery, expresses his excitement at showcasing Eleish’s fusion of Iranian and Egyptian artistic expression. “Ubuntu is happy to introduce this fusion of Iranian and Egyptian artistic articulation,” he remarks. He emphasized the gallery’s commitment to fostering cultural dialogue and exchange.
In collaboration with UBUNTU, Leila Heller Gallery brings Eleish’s exquisite works to the forefront. She is celebrating her upbringing in Cairo and highlighting the city’s timeless landscapes and architectural marvels. “I am honored to be collaborating with UBUNTU to feature the new works of Parinaz Eleish Gharagozlou,” says Leila Heller, underscoring the significance of this artistic collaboration.
More About Parinaz Eleish:
Parinaz Eleish is no stranger to the creative realm, with a multifaceted career spanning art, filmmaking, jewelry making, and poetry. Her journey has taken her from Iran and Syria to the United States, where she currently resides and continues to draw inspiration from her cultural heritage.