Mayor of Amman, Engineer Nidal Hadid inaugurated, Sunday, the personal exhibition of Jordanian artist Samar Haddadin, at the Cultural Streets Gallery.
Hadid toured the exhibition and listened to Haddadins interpretation of her displayed paintings. The exhibition, which is the fifth for Haddadin, displays a variety of styles that demonstrate beauty of the place, visualized in an innovative manner that narrates the nature from within.
Blue and Ocher colors dominate the paintings, which Haddadin said, "express my optimism and delight in seeking of the Utopia." She pointed that art has no limits, but it is rather an expression of permanent innovative movement that longs for creativeness and development.
Haddadin stated that her latest exhibition is a qualitative step in her artistic experience, in terms of structure, method and colors. She indicated that her works often correlate to the domestic environs, as palm trees, houses and human beings. Haddadin adores palm trees and consider them as sign of dignity, pride and magnificence.
Palm trees in Haddadins paintings are introduced with Ocher and Blue colors to emphasize their proximity with desert and Bedouins honor.