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Stories of Re-use
‘Abstract, Figurative, Abstract and Figurative,’ by Hanaa Malallah. 2010. Layers of burnt canvas and string on canvas, 200 x 400 cm. Art courtesy of Barjeel Art Foundation, Sharjah.
By Rym Al-Ghazal
February 20th, 2022
Almost anything and everything can be turned into a piece of art.
Reusing elements instead of simply discarding them is a creative act that both inspires and helps the world around us. Here we reflect over three unique artworks from Barjeel Art Foundation in Sharjah, each with it’s own unique story.
![‘Composition,’ by Saleh Al Jumaie. 1980. Oil and pressed zinc, multi plates, 99 x 99 cm. Art courtesy of Barjeel Art Foundation, Sharjah.](https://api.ithraeyat.ithra.com/uploads/Saleh_Al_Jumaie_Composition_1980_2_1_7c118787b4.jpg)
‘Composition,’ by Saleh Al Jumaie. 1980. Oil and pressed zinc, multi plates, 99 x 99 cm. Art courtesy of Barjeel Art Foundation, Sharjah.
![‘Ras Al Jamal (Head of a Camel),’ by Khazaal Awad Qaffas. 1999. Bronze, 25 x 68 x 28 cm. Art courtesy of Barjeel Art Foundation, Sharjah.](https://api.ithraeyat.ithra.com/uploads/Khazaal_Awad_Qaffas_1_02aea20989.jpg)
‘Ras Al Jamal (Head of a Camel),’ by Khazaal Awad Qaffas. 1999. Bronze, 25 x 68 x 28 cm. Art courtesy of Barjeel Art Foundation, Sharjah.