Raeda saadeh biography of abraham

The Tree of Wishes - Performance

Why do you define yourself as an artist?
Actually it is very sensitive for me when I say I am an artist, because when I look at the art history for instance Michelangelo, I question myself: who am I?

Am I an artist? It is not easy for me to say I am an artist. Though, I have this feeling when people talk about my art, when I do an exhibition and others speak of me as an artist, in those moments I recognise myself as an artist.

I teach in two different universities in Palestine and in Israel, in two different languages, and the students are just starting to study and they already say “I am an artist”.

He breathes life into this captivating poet-artist who moved beyond religion to the core of universal spirituality, with a unique blend of East and West.

He breathes life into this captivating poet-artist who moved beyond religion to the core of universal spirituality, with a unique blend of East and West.

Aida Nasrallah writes about the works of one of the most interesting Palestinian artists, delineating the way Saadeh makes space for herself as an artist and a.

One student explained that Raeda Saadeh's photorealistic combination of a person and an imaginative object is the most striking and memorable.

Aida Nasrallah is the pen name of Mahagna Nassra, a Palestinian-Israeli writer, poet, performance artist, art historian and critic, and lecturer at Beit Berl.

Abraham's flight started when the Ethio-Eritrean war broke out in He and his three brothers were recruited to fight in the war.

So I think it is not difficult to say, “I am an artist.”

What is the role that art has in your everyday life?
I brief art. I don’t have a studio at home, but I have my sketchbook always with me everywhere I go and I am always writing my ideas.

I am always talking about art, through which, with Palestine