Shababeek

the Story
“شبابيك” by Nathalie Bannout captures the essence of beauty, culture, and history, using women as symbolic figures of heritage and identity. The word “Shababeek,” meaning “windows” in Arabic, serves as a metaphor for these women, offering a glimpse into the richness of the Arab world’s traditions. The women, with their striking eyes, represent strength, mystery, and the cultural depth that has shaped generations. Framed by intricate Arabic architecture and patterns, these women act as the link between past and present, standing as guardians of culture and tradition. Through a fusion of vibrant colors, architectural motifs, and traditional attire, Nathalie invites the viewer to celebrate the beauty of heritage while reflecting on the influence of diverse civilizations on the region’s artistic identity.

Artist: Nathalie Bannout

the Details
“Shababeek” is a 100 cm x 100 cm acrylic on canvas, masterfully blending Arabic architectural design with vibrant, expressive colors. The vivid colors bring a modern vibrancy to the classical architectural motifs, creating a harmonious blend of ancient and contemporary influences. The layering of textures and patterns in “شبابيك” celebrates the fusion of different traditions and styles, making it a visual testament to the enduring beauty of cultural diversity.

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