The solo exhibition "... I kept holding" by Maitha Hamdan

The solo exhibition "... I kept holding" by Maitha Hamdan, marks the end of her Tashkeel Critical Practice Programme (CPP) journey.

The exhibition is a profound exploration of the intersections between colour, material, and societal norms. It centers on the color red and the medium of wax, using these elements to examine the complexities of the human experience and the constraints imposed on women.

Highlighted works such as Patience and I Cried But I Kept Holding delve into the emotional labor endured by women while celebrating their resilience. The exhibition invites audiences to engage with these raw narratives, provoking reflection on how societal boundaries define, confine, and can ultimately be overcome. Through the visceral power of red and wax, this collection confronts and inspires, leaving an indelible impression.