Egyptian sculor, born and based in Alexandria, and a graduate of the Fine Arts Faculty in Alexandria, Sculpture Departement 2025.
Abdelrahman works primarily with iron to merge human forms with marine life in contemporary abstract works. His practice explores the relationship between human emotions—such as fear, anxiety, tension, and fragility—and the structures of nature, creating a visual language that reflects the interaction between humanity and its environment. Through welding techniques and metalwork, he creates sculptural pieces that carry expressive and conceptual dimensions, with a strong focus on materiality and surface texture.
Abdelrahman works primarily with iron to merge human forms with marine life in contemporary abstract works. His practice explores the relationship between human emotions—such as fear, anxiety, tension, and fragility—and the structures of nature, creating a visual language that reflects the interaction between humanity and its environment. Through welding techniques and metalwork, he creates sculptural pieces that carry expressive and conceptual dimensions, with a strong focus on materiality and surface texture.
E X H I B I T I O N S & P A R T I C I P A T I O N
Ahmed Othman Sculpture Prize – 1st Edition, Alexandria – 2025
Warsha Art Fair – Tam Gallery, Cairo – 2025
Absence of Color – Easel and Camera Gallery, Cairo – 2025
Home Grown – French Institute in Alexandria – 2025
Sand Sculpture Symposium – Alexandria Celebration Festival – 2025
