حسن كامل Hassan Kamel

2016 - Joy - 3x0,70x0,80m - Turkish Marble Madinaty City - Egypt - (Right)

2016 - Joy - 16x18x68cm - Bronze Ed.8 - (Left)

2003 - Galaa Square | Taha Hussein - Diameter: 35m x Hight: 12m - Rose Granite, Bronze & Brass - El Dokki, Egypt - (Left)2011 - The Great - 20x12x49cm - Bronze Ed.8 - (Right)

2008 - Peace Representative - 5,5x0,80x0,80m - Steel, Bronze & Grey GraniteCairo International Airport, Terminal 3 - Egypt

2012 - The Origins - 2,30x0,90x0,60m - Grey Granite - Nashwa, USA

2007 - The Throne - 2,5x1,6x1,2m - Sand Stone - Herades Kralove, Czech Republic

2008 - Three Obelisks In Egyptian Temple 3,5x0,80x0,80m - Turkish Marble - Istambul, Turkey

2012 - Pyramidal Gathering - 2x2x1,5m - Galala Marble - 6th October City, Egypt

1994 - Abstract Figure 1 - 11x14x59cm - Bronze Ed.8

1996 - Lover With Flower - 22x20x92cm - Bronze Ed.8

Cube 4 - 25x16x14cm - Black Granite

2003 - Offering 1 - 65x55x26cm - Painted Wood

2002 - Newcomer - 75x20x8cm - Bronze Ed.8

2006 - The Throne - 40x25x20cm - Black Granite

2006 - The Throne - 65x35x30cm - Black & Grey Granite

2007 - Amulet Guardian 1 - 15x15x15cm - Granite & Bronze Ed.8

2007 - Amulet Keeper - 13x13x20cm - Bronze Ed.8

2010 - Face - 15x14x17cm - Bronze Ed.8

2013 - Sweet Heart - 18x18x93cm - Bronze Ed.8

2014 - The Single Wing - 55x26x7cm - Bronze Ed.8

2014 - Tail Up The Stairs - 10x8x26cm - Bronze Ed.8

2015 - Donkey - 30x8x5cm - Bronze Ed.8

2016 - Procession - 5x20x12cm - Bronze Ed.8

2016 - Get Together - 10x10x18cm - Bronze Ed.8

2009 - Lotus - 13x9x52cm - Basalte & Bronze Ed.8

2016 - Coronation 1 - 15x12x21cm - Bronze Ed.8

2016 - The Beginning - 9x10x43cm - Bronze Ed.8

2016 - From The Heart - 21x20x31cm - Bronze Ed.8

2016 - The Cache - 21x23x33cm - Bronze Ed.8

2016 - Preparedness - 23x52x35cm - Bronze Ed.8

Hassan Kamel

Born in 1967 in Cairo, Egypt.

His study at the University of Art Education provided him with a chance to encounter various approaches of handling different field of art as well as considering multiple approaches to handling art related problems. Hassan experimented using different materials, a factor which encouraged him to express different ideas and emotions; he prefers working with natural materials such as stone, bronze, wood and clay composite. Ancient Egyptian sculpture is Hassan Kamel’s primary source of inspiration. The compositions, artistic ideas and elements as well as treatment methods all enrich the relationships among the materials, creating different characters. Teaching is one of his ways to discover talented students and he is happy to see students experience art. Research is his window to meditation where he learns a lot through listening to other professor’s points of view, primarily those specialised in his field, in addition to writers and critics interested in the art scene. Hassan took part in a wide range of activities during his study years as well as after graduation. Until now, Hassan Kamel participates in numerous group exhibitions including university exhibits, youth salons, small artwork salon and special occasion exhibitions.Hassan finds symposium to be very interesting and inspiring events so he takes part in a number of international stone sculpture symposium that take place in Egypt, Europe and Asia and his sculptures are often exhibited in the town where the symposium are taking place. Monumental sculptures were designed and executed in different towns around Egypt like including Giza, Alexandria, Sharm El Sheikh and Hurgada . Some of those sculptures are figurative, some abstract,and some semiabstract. Hassan Kamel received many awards through the group exhibitions he participated in as well as certificates and prizes for designing monumental sculptures. Hassan Kamel asked to take part in sculpture works for some festivals and also Cinema decorations.

حسن كامل Hassan Kamel

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