Featured in The Sound of Form exhibition, Anysia Nefissi gives form to the formless. Through a subtle interplay of colour and shape, her works vibrate with sensory poetry. Each canvas becomes a passageway, an invitation to feel the echo of emotions, memories and spaces buried within us.

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18.03.2025

Organised artistic rebellion with Habib Hajallie | Rise Art

Through his intricate ballpoint pen drawings and use of antique texts, Habib Hajallie explores the powerful connection between art and music, creating a multi-sensory experience that challenges the way we perceive both history and identity. In this article, we discuss the "sound of form" in his work, the echoes of cultural narratives, and the embodied, almost musical act of composition.

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19.03.2025

Women to Watch: 6 artists who should be on your radar | Rise Art

From playful domestic scenes to captivating mirror fantasies, the art world is alive with boundary-pushing creators inviting us into their imaginative realms. This article highlights six exceptional women whose work promises to leave a lasting impression. From Brazil to Iran, these artists explore everything from the beauty of daily life to profound philosophical themes, each offering a distinct perspective.

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28.03.2025

Tabitha Soren: Motherload | Rise Art

Tabitha Soren reflects on the inspiration behind her latest photographic series, Motherload. Initially conceived as a way to balance her roles as both a mother and an artist, the project quickly grew into a bold exploration of whether it's truly possible to reconcile motherhood with creative success.

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Anysia Nefissi: Capturing the invisible through shapes and colours | Rise Art

Organised artistic rebellion with Habib Hajallie | Rise Art

Women to Watch: 6 artists who should be on your radar | Rise Art

Tabitha Soren: Motherload | Rise Art

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