Mostafa Rabia

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2023

Mostafa loves to express himself through various mediums, we can observe this through following his work from his beginnings till now.

Mostafa Rabie was born in Minya in 1992. He holds a degree in information system 2013, He started participating in art events and exhibitions at the age of 17 . His surrounding environment in south egypt and his family influenced his work the most. Mostafa loves to express himself through various mediums, we can observe this through following his work from his beginnings till now. He started with using ink , in this stage his work was mainly in black and white,then he started adding some colors using watercolors,colored ink, and mixed media. Along with this there was a significant progress in the way he processes his ideas .

Mostafa is a recipient of several awards including Rose al youssef and the encouragement prize in youth salon and upper egypt salon on 2016. His work is part of private collections in egypt, france,netherlands and qatar. his work is also acquired by Museum of Modern Art in Cairo ,ministry of culture and commercial international bank(CIB) .Rabie’s work has been featured in several local and international exhibitions in tunisia,qatar,netherlands,UAE and saudi arabia. His work has been displayed in more than 30 group exhibitions including youth salon 2013-2017, A2 exhibition at Anima gallery,Doha,kavafis group exihibtion at gezira art centre,upper egypt salon2015,2016,solo exihibtion “ the age of innocence” at zamalk art gallery – cairo -2017, solo exihibtion “ hope is a traveler” at room art concept gallery – toronto - canda - 2018

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Rabie’s canvases blur the line between figuration and abstraction, often presenting ghost-like figures, architectural outlines, and erased gestures. His surfaces are layered with muted tones—washed grays, dusted blues, and raw textures—that evoke the visual memory of worn walls and forgotten spaces. The result is a language of trace and absence, where what is not shown becomes as powerful as what is.

Rabie’s canvases blur the line between figuration and abstraction, often presenting ghost-like figures, architectural outlines, and erased gestures. His surfaces are layered with muted tones—washed grays, dusted blues, and raw textures—that evoke the visual memory of worn walls and forgotten spaces. The result is a language of trace and absence, where what is not shown becomes as powerful as what is.