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13 June – 18  August 2023

“Convergence” brings together four artists from diverse disciplines, presenting a collection of dynamic compositions across multiple media. Weaving together elements of cultural heritage, innovation, and interconnectedness, this creative collective transcends boundaries to explore new artistic ideas. The exhibition celebrates the fusion of their individual practices, as each artist converges their unique skills to create a compelling visual narrative that is both inspiring and thought-provoking. al markhiya gallery is proud to present this inaugural exhibition, unveiling the collective energy and creative dialogue of these four exceptional artists.

featuring works by:

Aisha Al-Sulaiti
Amna Al-Darwish
Asma Al-Mannai
Hind Al-Obaidli

Work by: Aisha Al-Sulaiti

Aisha Al Sulaiti is a self-taught artist whose work blends classical, impressionist, and abstract realist influences. Inspired by Qatar’s heritage and natural landscape, her practice reinterprets cultural themes through a contemporary perspective and has been featured in various local exhibitions and art fairs.

Work by: Asma Al-Mannai

Asma Al-Mannai is a multidisciplinary Qatari artist whose practice spans painting, photography, sculpture, and design. Inspired by Arabian heritage and contemporary experiences, her work has been exhibited locally and internationally, including through an artist residency in Paris with the Doha Fire Station program.

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Work by: Amna Al-Darwish

Amna Al-Darwish is a Fine Art graduate from Virginia Commonwealth University School of the Arts in Qatar whose practice explores painting and mixed media through both impressionist and contemporary approaches. Inspired by her surroundings and personal memories, her work reflects themes of beauty, connection, and visual storytelling.

Work by: Hind Al-Obaidli

Hind Al-Obaidli is a self-taught portrait artist whose work explores the human figure through a balance of abstraction and realism. Her practice examines themes of transformation, fragility, and the relationship between the body and its surrounding environment.