Born in 1963 in Aleppo, Syria. 

Badawi gives his oil-based canvases added depth and mysticism techniques using eclectic materials such as gold leaf, metal plates and wood. 

He also presented at the Venice Biennale in 2011, and has exhibited extensively throughout Syria as well as Lebanon, Armenia and France. 

Nimat Badawi is also a teacher and an establisher of the Roland Khoury Art Institute in Aleppo since 1990 and his artworks have been obtained by the Syrian Ministry of Culture as part of a private collection.

Ginane Makki Bacho is a Lebanese artist who was born in 1947. Their work has featured in several exhibitions at key galleries and museums, including the Brooklyn Museum of Art and the Ayyam Gallery, Dubai (Alserkal Avenue). 

Selected Solo Exhibitions

2017

Ginane Makki Bacho: Exodus, Meem Gallery, Dubai, United Arab Emirates, Dubai

2013

Ginane Makki Bacho: Afterimage, Ayyam Gallery, Beirut, Lebanon, Beirut

Selected Group Exhibitions

2014

Ginane Makki Bacho & Fathallah Zamroud: Material Remains, Ayyam Gallery, Beirut, Lebanon, Beirut

The Lebanese artist, Maha Abou Chacra, rebelled against the rules of art that are not devoid of the aesthetic characteristics that are visually exciting to the childish sense and its ambiguity, and its liberation based on the color pulse away from the plastic traditions and its monotony, using the effects of spontaneous creation, based on the rejection of anxiety and fear away out of the ordinary or in accordance with the soul and its desires to extract the influential that is outside the known artistic system, and somewhat in proportion to the concepts, and if the feather departs from the motives, but it adheres to the expressive vision of a brutal art (art brut) is a visual formula that translates the psychological factors that the artist feels in the moments of the rush of colors And the visions or unconscious moments that create movement filled with confused feelings.