Name: Al Jalsa 1
SKU: 7082
Price: 11500 QAR
Availability: InStock

“Al Jalsa” captures a moment of contemplation, tradition, and modernity through a stunning interplay of color, form, and symbolism. The artwork portrays a woman in a seated, reflective posture, enveloped in a striking blue geometric-patterned veil. The use of interwoven curved lines and structured shapes creates a sense of fluidity and connection, evoking the timeless nature of cultural identity while embracing contemporary abstraction.

The vibrant orange and earthy background tones contrast with the cool blues, symbolizing the warmth of heritage, the richness of storytelling, and the deep-rooted traditions of the region. The intricate design of the veil suggests a metaphor for strength, resilience, and interconnectedness, representing the balance between personal introspection and the societal roles that shape identity.

This piece is a tribute to the essence of femininity, heritage, and self-reflection, making it a captivating addition to any collection that values cultural expression and modern artistic interpretation.

Artist Biography

is a Qatari visual artist whose practice navigates the intersection of realism and abstraction, informed by cultural memory and the evolving presence of women in Qatari society. Her artistic career began during her formal studies in Fine Art and was shaped early through her membership in the Qatar Fine Art Association in 1984. Working across mixed media, acrylic, watercolor, and ceramic, Alkhuzaei employs a research-driven process grounded in sketching and material experimentation. She has represented Qatar internationally, sharing her work with diverse audiences beyond the region. Her work has been featured in significant cultural contexts, including the inaugural edition of Mal Awal with Qatar Museums, installations at Al Thumama Stadium during the FIFA World Cup 2022, and a recent large-scale presentation at M7. Through her practice, Alkhuzaei reflects on generational change, positioning art as a contemporary dialogue between heritage and modern expression.