"Trace of Colors" Painting Exhibition Held in Kobani Meets Art Lovers
The seventh edition of the exhibition in the city of Kobani, Rojava, presented the region's history and resistance to art lovers with 50 works prepared by 17 painters.
The seventh "Trace of Colors" Painting Exhibition held in the city of Kobani, Rojava, met with art lovers featuring 50 paintings by 17 painters. The exhibition reflects the historical processes and resistance of the region.
Purpose of the Exhibition and Works
The seventh "Trace of Colors" Painting Exhibition in Kobani opened its doors to art lovers with 50 paintings prepared by 17 painters.
The works in the exhibition reflect the historical processes experienced by the region, the years of resistance, and memories that leave deep marks on social memory.
Works of the Young Artist
Sozdar Ali, a 28-year-old with a walking disability who was forced to migrate from Girê Spî, drew attention by participating in the exhibition with three paintings.
In her artwork named after Kobani, the young artist focused on the city's identity and the Martyrs' Cemetery, emphasizing that its name cannot be changed.
Statements from the Culture Center
Emine Hisen, Head of the Painting Department at the Baqi Xido Culture and Art Center, stated that the exhibition has become traditional.
Hisen stated that 17 students receiving painting education contributed to the exhibition with two to five works each.
Visiting Duration
The "Trace of Colors" exhibition, which has attracted the interest of art lovers, will continue to welcome visitors for two days.