Artwork information
Category
PaintingTechnique
Acrylic on canvasDate
2014Dimensions
130 cm x 162 cmSignature
Signed lower rightProof(s) of authenticity
This work is sold with an invoice and a certificate of authenticityState of conservation
Very goodFraming
NoLocation
Montpellier, FranceDescription
This painting evokes a particular moment of the first Syrian refugees who left their country at the beginning of the war, to reach the refugee camp of Zaatari in Jordan. At its peak, 2,500 people arrived in this camp every day, making it the fifth largest city in the country. Lost in the middle of the desert and deprived of everything, the camp counted nearly 250,000 people and needed a convoy of one million litres of water a day to meet the refugees' needs.
Provenance
French private collector