Al-Hatb square art exhibition in Syria, love and war exhibition/exclusive report
| Among the ruins of al-Hatb Square and the old alleys, located in Aleppo, Syria, 24 young Syrians presented their creative artistic ideas in an exhibition called "Once upon a time" to the audience of this exhibition. |
According to the Arabic website Tasnim News Agency, among the ruins of al-Hatb Square and its old alleys , 24 young people from all over Syria displayed their ideas in 29 new art fields, including the use of 16 thousand pigeons in the exhibition “Rozi Roozari” in the city of Aleppo.
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An artist present in this exhibition, while explaining the details of this exhibition, told the reporter of Tasnim in Aleppo: 29 works of art centered on war and love and all the emotions that the Syrian people experienced during the war years. They have experienced it and it has been exposed to the public in al-Hatab Square.
He further added: This field has many messages for the whole world, because Syrian youth managed to gather hundreds of thousands of people once again towards the square that had become a ruined place in the shadow of war for years.
Another of these artists participating in this exhibition explained the details and elements of his artwork, which revolved around the theme of war, migration, displacement and death, and expressed his hope that the bitter days of the past will never be repeated for Syria.
The works of art displayed in al-Hatab square in Aleppo show the way of life of Syrian people during 10 years of war. Even the visitors of this exhibition had a positive feeling at the moment of visiting it. One of the visitors of this exhibition told the reporter of Tasnim in Aleppo: This exhibition is the first time that it is held in Aleppo and the idea of holding it in al-Hatb Square was also appropriate and appropriate, because before this, due to the amount of damage and Devastation, no one used to come and go to al-Hatb square and people were upset to see these sights. But the holding of this exhibition gave a new spirit and life to Aleppo and brought the people together again and showed that even though Aleppo has suffered many problems, it is still beautiful and alive.
Showing 16 thousand pigeons at Al-Hatb exhibition Syria shows a great change in the minds of the people in a region that has witnessed the hardest battles in the city of Aleppo during the years of war, and remembers nothing but the effects of destruction and devastation in the war-torn areas. They didn’t have.
| Publisher | Tasnim News |
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