Fath Alrhaman Alzibier

Born In 1979

Biography

Fath Al-Rahman Al-Zubair Rahmat Allah Siddiq, born in Al-Dabboura village, River Atbara, in 1979. He is currently an Assistant Professor at the College of Fine and Applied Arts, Sculpture Department, Sudan University of Science and Technology. He has presented numerous works and participated in both solo and group exhibitions, most notably the Sudanese Artists’ Forum. Fath Al-Rahman currently resides in Dammam, Saudi Arabia.

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Based In

KSA
Dammam

Education

College of Fine & Applied Arts (Sculpture)
Sudan University of Science and Technology
Sudan

Artworks

Displacement
2019,
Sculpture
70x
Girls’ Education in Sudan
2019,
Sculpture
30x
Destruction
2004,
80x
120cm
Untitled
Sculpture
My Memories
2023,
Installation
Untitled
Sculpture
Untitled
Pottery, Sculpture
Untitled
Pottery, Sculpture
Untitled
Sculpture
Untitled
Sculpture
Our Heritage
2017,
Engraving
120x
60cm
Untitled
Untitled
Pottery, Sculpture
The Journey of Nostalgia and Destruction
2022,
Pottery, Sculpture
30cm
Untitled
Pottery, Sculpture
Untitled
Pottery, Sculpture
Wars
2004,
70x
101cm

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