The Artistic Vision for Using Tree Trunk Remnants in the Works of the Libyan Sculptor "Abdullah Said"

Lecturer Majda Omer Ebrebesh

This research aims to examine the artistic innovations of the Libyan sculptor "Abdullah Said," who is distinguished by his utilization of the remnants and trunks of local trees (particularly juniper and cypress) after the end of their natural life cycle. It seeks to reveal the formative techniques and methods employed in the aesthetic application of these materials, while analyzing the artistic vision involved in transforming neglected materials into high-value sculptural works that enrich the contemporary Libyan art scene and express local identity.

Aesthetic Employment / Juniper and Cypress Wood / Abdullah Said / Contemporary Sculpture / Libyan Identity