The Two Sardines, 2023, November, 14
Leuder limestone
16 in × 11in× 5.5in
Note: This is the first time I use Obeliskism to create still life
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The Woman Playing The guitar, 2023
leuder limestone
H 20cm x W 27cm x D 31 cm
Pee Pee, 2023
W 40 x H 25 x D 24 cm
Lueder Limestone
Everlasting Love, 2023
leuder limestone
10 x 13 x 25 in.
2022
Limestone
Information: A copy of the original Coptic stella in British Museum # EA1257. It is now displayed at the North Coptic Museum, Dallas, TX
The Divided Obelisk, 2020
leuder limestone
L 17 cm x W 15 cm x H 60 cm
information: this obelisk has 4 pieces, can you put it together to make a perfect obelisk?
(you have to turn the middle two pieces clockwise to make the perfect obelisk)
Guardian of the History, 2020
leuder limestone
L 6 in x W 4.5 in x H 18 in
Shows an abstract representation of the Egyptian civilization
The Sandstorm, 2019
leuder limestone
H 13 in. x W. 9.5 in. D 7 in.
information: ruins from the Arab invasion to Egypt in 639 AD
The creation of the earth, 2018
Lueder Limestone
16 x 9.5 x 5.5 In.
Bird, 2017
Indiana Limestone
W 8.5 x H 4 x D 5 in
Information: a jar with wings
Starfish, 2015
Pink Granite
12 x 6 x 7 In.
Jar #3, 2015
H 5.5 x D 4 x W 4.75 In.
Pink Granite (Rhode Island)
Information: Its weight is 4 lb. 8 oz (2 kg 45 gm)
One can put 223 grams of water inside.
Jar #2, Pink Granite (Rhode Island)
2014
4.5 x 4.25 x 11.25 in.
Information: The solid rectangular block in the back (You can go through the photos if you want) helps provide structural support for large scale sculptures, and this piece is a good example of it even though this is a small scale. This method is used in ancient Egyptian art and this piece adopts it.
Jar 1# , 2014
Pink granite
H 24 in. x W 12 in. x D 8 in.
Crying in Silence, 2014
Pink granite
16 x 10 x 8 in.
this is a memorial for the world trade center.
she got killed with her aunt in one of the airplanes and her mother got killed on the other airplane. her father was crying about the loss of his daughter and his wife.
The Arch, 2013
Black Granite
H 12 in. x W 9.5 in. x 4.5 in. ?
information: I Want to bring up the scale of it.
this is the beginning of the new field that I created called obeliskism (I created obeliskism in 2018. obeliskism means using the geometry of obelisks shape to create art.)
The Love, 2013
White Marble
13 x 14 x 8 in.
Butterfly
2013
Black Granite
15 x 11 x 27 in.
Sleeping Boy, 2010
Pennsylvania black granite
14 x 11 x 5.5 in.
The standing Rat, 2009,
Information: This is the clay model for it, and I will cast it in bronze.
Chasing, 2008
Vermont Marble
30 x 46 in.
The Sailing, 2006-2007
Grey Granite (Barre Vermont)
108 x 86 x 51 in.
Information:
Some boats merging together in a movement. This piece is a study of the wind and the movement of boats. It has an Exabition grant from the San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts, 2013
My Homeland, 2006
Pennsylvania Black Granite
63 x 42 x 58 in.
My stuggle in Egypt
The Partner
2003
Pennsylvania black granite
26 x 80 x 32 in.
Awards: The George and Helen Segal Foundation Grant (2003)
Tilapia Fish, 2000
French limestone
16 x 8 in. ?
Information: This piece is the study of the anatomy of a fish.
Fish chase, 2000
18" x 33"
white marble relief,
Duck Romantic, 1998
Black Granite
16 x 9 x 8 In. ?
Hassan Heshmat Award- the fine art society of Cairo, Egypt, 1998
Mermaid, 1998
Egyptian limestone
D 24 in x W 19 in. H 10 in.
A mermaid on the coast
The Farmer Boy and his Dog, 1998
Black granite
information: a little boy from the contryside with is dog.
H 28 in. x W 16 in. D 14 in. ?
Sad Woman
1997
Pink Granite
15 x 5 x 10 in. ?
Farmer (ogan), 1997
Black granite
life size
Participated in the 67th Annual Exhibition at National Sculpture Society in New York and North Carolina, 2000-2001
Big Eye, 1996
18 x 10 x 5 In.
Limestone
Three Blind Mice, 1996
Basalt
12 x 10 x 8 in.
the prisoner, 1995
Egyptian Limestone
8 x 12 x 9 in. ?
Information: I made this piece while I was still learning how to carve
Deep Sea Paradise, 1995
Egyptian Limestone
12 x 8.5 x 7 in. ?
The pufferfish. 1994
30 x 20 x 22 cm ?
limestone
Twin Mackerel, 1994
Information: I carved it when I was in my studio Cario, Egypt while I was studying marine life sculptures.
Dimensions: ? 12 x 18 x 2.5 In. ?
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