Wasim Zaid Archives - TettyBetty TettyBetty Mon, 17 Jun 2019 08:40:48 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.5.3 This Sculpture is Made Entirely of Cotton Candy https://tettybetty.com/this-sculpture-is-made-entirely-of-cotton-candy/ Fri, 21 Jun 2019 16:18:52 +0000 https://tettybetty.com/?p=26028 Wasim Zaid has an architectural background which cultivated his deep interest in art. He draws inspiration from his perception of his surroundings, aiming to create tangible yet conceptual artwork. “My work focuses on local material that can be utilized to display a meaningful idea where people can relate to and build stories upon,” reads his […]

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Wasim Zaid has an architectural background which cultivated his deep interest in art. He draws inspiration from his perception of his surroundings, aiming to create tangible yet conceptual artwork.

“My work focuses on local material that can be utilized to display a meaningful idea where people can relate to and build stories upon,” reads his website.

In his latest project titled Inimical Nostalgia, Zaid used a sugary material to create a new art piece. The Jordanian architect shaped the blue cotton candy, into “Hellenistic-era sculptures.”

Zaid wanted to convey how our sweet, yet unrealistic view of the past hinders the progress in the present. The cotton candy sculpture features a face that can easily be pulled apart, just like how our admiration for the past is based on a mere notion and can end up becoming a stumbling block to society’s development.

“This work reveals the necessity to have a complex cultural relationship with the past in order to benefit from it in a constructive way.”

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Rev. 01 – Inimical nostalgia (Cotton candy Hellenistic-era Sculpture): As a reflexive reaction, some people continue to feed their ego on the glory of the past to attain personal relevance in the present. Motivated by the scientific successes of their ancient civilizations, this appealing sugary yet faltering reminiscences is becoming a stumbling block for progress. . This work reveals the necessity to have a complex cultural relationship with the past in order to benefit from it in a constructive way. . It is likely that our “fabrication” of progress will only push us further away from it. . الحَنين الآبِد (نحت غزل/شعر البنات): كَرَدْ فِعل اِنعِكاسي،يَستمر بعض الأفراد في تَغذية الأنا عِندهم على مجد الماضي لتحقيق مَكانه شخصية وهميه لهم في الوقت الحاضِر و بِدافع من النجاحات العلمية التي حققتها حضاراتهم القديمة حتى أصبحت هذه اللذة المتهالكة بمذاقها الآني الحلو عثرة للتقدم في يومنا هذا. . يكشف العمل ضرورة إنشاء علاقة ثقافية مع الماضي من أجل الإستفادة منه بطريقة مثمرة. . من المحتمل أن"تلفيقنا" للتقدم لن يدفعنا إلا بعيداًعنه. . . . . #artsanity #aartistic_dreamers #abstract #abstractart #abstract_and_contemporary_art #artdealer #artwork #artcollectors #artlovers #atelier #artistportraits #womenartists #artbuyers #buyart #collecting #contemporaryart #FineArtPrints #interiordesign #interiordecor #loveart #limitededition #mixedmedia #mixedmediaart #art_overnight

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الحَنين الآبِد (نحت غزل/شعر البنات): كَرَدْ فِعل اِنعِكاسي،يَستمر بعض الأفراد في تَغذية الأنا عِندهم على مجد الماضي لتحقيق مَكانه شخصية وهميه لهم في الوقت الحاضِر و بِدافع من النجاحات العلمية التي حققتها حضاراتهم القديمة حتى أصبحت هذه اللذة المتهالكة بمذاقها الآني الحلو عثرة للتقدم في يومنا هذا – يكشف العمل ضرورة إنشاء علاقة ثقافية مع الماضي من أجل الإستفادة منه بطريقة مثمرة / من المحتمل أن"تلفيقنا" للتقدم لن يدفعنا إلا بعيداً عنه. . . Inimical nostalgia (Cotton candy Hellenistic-era Sculpture): As a reflexive reaction, some people continue to feed their ego on the glory of the past to attain personal relevance in the present. Motivated by the scientific successes of their ancient civilizations, this appealing sugary yet faltering reminiscences is becoming a stumbling block for progress. . This work reveals the necessity to have a complex cultural relationship with the past in order to benefit from it in a constructive way. . It is likely that our “fabrication” of progress will only push us further away from it.

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ersion="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> Wasim Zaid Archives - TettyBetty TettyBetty Mon, 17 Jun 2019 08:40:48 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.5.3 This Sculpture is Made Entirely of Cotton Candy https://tettybetty.com/this-sculpture-is-made-entirely-of-cotton-candy/ Fri, 21 Jun 2019 16:18:52 +0000 https://tettybetty.com/?p=26028 Wasim Zaid has an architectural background which cultivated his deep interest in art. He draws inspiration from his perception of his surroundings, aiming to create tangible yet conceptual artwork. “My work focuses on local material that can be utilized to display a meaningful idea where people can relate to and build stories upon,” reads his […]

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Wasim Zaid has an architectural background which cultivated his deep interest in art. He draws inspiration from his perception of his surroundings, aiming to create tangible yet conceptual artwork.

“My work focuses on local material that can be utilized to display a meaningful idea where people can relate to and build stories upon,” reads his website.

In his latest project titled Inimical Nostalgia, Zaid used a sugary material to create a new art piece. The Jordanian architect shaped the blue cotton candy, into “Hellenistic-era sculptures.”

Zaid wanted to convey how our sweet, yet unrealistic view of the past hinders the progress in the present. The cotton candy sculpture features a face that can easily be pulled apart, just like how our admiration for the past is based on a mere notion and can end up becoming a stumbling block to society’s development.

“This work reveals the necessity to have a complex cultural relationship with the past in order to benefit from it in a constructive way.”

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Rev. 01 – Inimical nostalgia (Cotton candy Hellenistic-era Sculpture): As a reflexive reaction, some people continue to feed their ego on the glory of the past to attain personal relevance in the present. Motivated by the scientific successes of their ancient civilizations, this appealing sugary yet faltering reminiscences is becoming a stumbling block for progress. . This work reveals the necessity to have a complex cultural relationship with the past in order to benefit from it in a constructive way. . It is likely that our “fabrication” of progress will only push us further away from it. . الحَنين الآبِد (نحت غزل/شعر البنات): كَرَدْ فِعل اِنعِكاسي،يَستمر بعض الأفراد في تَغذية الأنا عِندهم على مجد الماضي لتحقيق مَكانه شخصية وهميه لهم في الوقت الحاضِر و بِدافع من النجاحات العلمية التي حققتها حضاراتهم القديمة حتى أصبحت هذه اللذة المتهالكة بمذاقها الآني الحلو عثرة للتقدم في يومنا هذا. . يكشف العمل ضرورة إنشاء علاقة ثقافية مع الماضي من أجل الإستفادة منه بطريقة مثمرة. . من المحتمل أن"تلفيقنا" للتقدم لن يدفعنا إلا بعيداًعنه. . . . . #artsanity #aartistic_dreamers #abstract #abstractart #abstract_and_contemporary_art #artdealer #artwork #artcollectors #artlovers #atelier #artistportraits #womenartists #artbuyers #buyart #collecting #contemporaryart #FineArtPrints #interiordesign #interiordecor #loveart #limitededition #mixedmedia #mixedmediaart #art_overnight

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الحَنين الآبِد (نحت غزل/شعر البنات): كَرَدْ فِعل اِنعِكاسي،يَستمر بعض الأفراد في تَغذية الأنا عِندهم على مجد الماضي لتحقيق مَكانه شخصية وهميه لهم في الوقت الحاضِر و بِدافع من النجاحات العلمية التي حققتها حضاراتهم القديمة حتى أصبحت هذه اللذة المتهالكة بمذاقها الآني الحلو عثرة للتقدم في يومنا هذا – يكشف العمل ضرورة إنشاء علاقة ثقافية مع الماضي من أجل الإستفادة منه بطريقة مثمرة / من المحتمل أن"تلفيقنا" للتقدم لن يدفعنا إلا بعيداً عنه. . . Inimical nostalgia (Cotton candy Hellenistic-era Sculpture): As a reflexive reaction, some people continue to feed their ego on the glory of the past to attain personal relevance in the present. Motivated by the scientific successes of their ancient civilizations, this appealing sugary yet faltering reminiscences is becoming a stumbling block for progress. . This work reveals the necessity to have a complex cultural relationship with the past in order to benefit from it in a constructive way. . It is likely that our “fabrication” of progress will only push us further away from it.

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