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Born 1983 Sabra refugee camp, Beirut. Known for: Sculpture.
Abdulrahman Katanani was born in 1983 and raised in Sabra refugee camp, Beirut, he is a young Palestinian artist whose work is noted for its intensity in portraying a vivid recollection of stories... Read full biography
Abdulrahman Katanani was born in 1983 and raised in Sabra refugee camp, Beirut, he is a young Palestinian artist whose work is noted for its intensity in portraying a vivid recollection of stories amassed throughout the years that initially depict the tragedy and hardships endured at the camp.... Read full biography
Abdulrahman Katanani was born in 1983 and raised in Sabra refugee camp, Beirut, he is a young Palestinian artist whose work is noted for its intensity in portraying a vivid recollection of stories amassed throughout the years that initially depict the tragedy and hardships endured at the camp. Through his work, he is delivering the camp's message of resistance and endurance using tools from the camp that resonate happiness, apathy, empathy, tears and joy. His creativity is exemplified in his... Read full biography
Abdulrahman Katanani was born in 1983 and raised in Sabra refugee camp, Beirut, he is a young Palestinian artist whose work is noted for its intensity in portraying a vivid recollection of stories amassed throughout the years that initially depict the tragedy and hardships endured at the camp. Through his work, he is delivering the camp's message of resistance and endurance using tools from the camp that resonate happiness, apathy, empathy, tears and joy. His creativity is exemplified in his artworks representing a deeply felt compassion, which embody the dramatic and lively and are devoid of any rigidity.
Abdulrahman Katanani was born in 1983 and raised in Sabra refugee camp, Beirut, he is a young Palestinian artist whose work is noted for its intensity in portraying a vivid recollection of stories amassed throughout the years that initially depict the tragedy and hardships endured at the camp. Through his work, he is delivering the camp's message of resistance and endurance using tools from the camp that resonate happiness, apathy, empathy, tears and joy. His creativity is exemplified in his artworks representing a deeply felt compassion, which embody the dramatic and lively and are devoid of any rigidity.