“My name is Wael K. Hamadeh, my nationality is Lebanese, and the universe is my family.”
An environmental celebration of community and hope
Presenting Wael Hamadeh’s ‘Soldiers of Nature’
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Watered Roots
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The story behind the artwork…
In the village where Wael was born, there was no water supply to homes, so each neighbourhood had a small tap. As a source of life, these taps are a huge deal for the people and as such, the bronze pipe in the painting appears rusted with the suggestion of age and history. The farmers who left for the cities have abandoned the olive tree, an important symbol in Lebanese tradition. She has crawled on top of the pipes, waiting for someone to feed her. Here, Hamadeh captures the love of the local folk who feed water to the olive upon her request.
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Energy of Law
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The story behind the artwork…
Good deeds and showing love to each other creates an energy that nurtures the world. Here, orange droplets represent the positive energy of people’s good deeds and intentions, which in turn are nurturing justice, peace, balance and nature. Black smoke exiting the tube at the bottom represents bad energy – the waste from people’s bad deeds and intentions. Within the machine, tubes form the twisting and turning pathways of life and the decisions we must make to reach the good at the top. The greatest obstacle is imbalance and negative thought.
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Motor of Life
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The story behind the artwork…
A motor becomes a home to many who are reliant on the electricity it produces. As a result of the indifference towards burning fossil fuels, a thick smoke fills the air, the earth is polluted and the nests were abandoned some time ago. Everyone has left their room to work on the motor, such is their dependence. Except for the people on the ground, who are more in harmony with nature and are upset at the damage to the environment. The number 10,452, on a blue street sign, references the size of Lebanon in Km2.
