Kamal Hashim

Born In 1962

Biography

Kamal Hashim is an ophthalmologist, university professor, and former university president, born in 1962 in the Burri suburb in Khartoum. He received a Bachelor of Fine Arts (Painting/Photography) in 2020 and is considered one of the most prominent abstract artists in Sudan. He has participated in solo and group exhibitions within and outside Sudan, including his solo exhibition at Cairo University in 1985 and the Rashid Diab exhibition in 2012. His style is characterized by a fusion of African and Islamic motifs with Sudanese heritage, creating contemporary artworks. His profession as an ophthalmologist inspires his use of color, through which he exhibits dreams and reality through surreal details.

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Based In

Egypt
Cairo

Education

Bachelors degree in Painting
Sudan University for Science and Technology
Sudan

Artworks

Untitled
2023,
Painting
120x
140cm
Untiitled
2023,
Painting
120x
190cm
Untitled
2023,
Painting
100x
160cm
Untitled
2023,
Painting
110x
170cm
Untitled
2023,
Painting
120x
140cm
Untitled
2018,
Painting
100x
120cm

Preserving 50 years of Sudanese Artistry.

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