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INLOCO Open storage
WH 5, 4 19 Street, Al Khayat Avenue, Al Quoz
Working hours
Summer schedule: by appointment only
Schedule a private viewing
+971501886034
info@inlocogallery.com
In “The Inner Fire” created in Tunisia 2013, by the artist Karim Jabbari, a renowned pioneer in light calligraphy, a stream of fiery light sweeps through the image in one fluid motion, with the maker standing in the background framed against the silhouette of an ancient tree, accentuating the interplay between static and fluid elements within the composition.
The title “The Inner Fire” is translated from the Arabic text depicted and conveyed through the frozen movement of light, expertly captured by using the technique of long-exposure photography. The Arabic calligraphy showcased incorporates ancient scripts such as Maghribi and Kufic, each holding profound personal significance for the Tunisian-born artist. Jabbari introduces the concept of “Calligraphity”, a term he coined to blend graffiti with traditional calligraphy, giving rise to a fresh genre of street art now celebrated globally.
“The Inner Fire” 2013, is a unique digital print on paper.
The title “The Inner Fire” is translated from the Arabic text depicted and conveyed through the frozen movement of light, expertly captured by using the technique of long-exposure photography. The Arabic calligraphy showcased incorporates ancient scripts such as Maghribi and Kufic, each holding profound personal significance for the Tunisian-born artist. Jabbari introduces the concept of “Calligraphity”, a term he coined to blend graffiti with traditional calligraphy, giving rise to a fresh genre of street art now celebrated globally.
“The Inner Fire” 2013, is a unique digital print on paper.
To enhance the aesthetic appeal of your art piece, we will frame and mat it based on the artist's recommendations. The interior photo shows how it will look once completed. Please note that the framing process can take up to 10 days.
The delivery is free within Dubai. All orders within Dubai can be delivered the same day or the next day. For same-day delivery please make your order before 12:00 GST, so that we can process it. All orders made after 12:00 GST will be delivered the next business day.
Domestic UAE and International delivery: by request. Please send us an email via info@inlocogallery.com and we'll do our best to get your order to you as quickly as possible.
Domestic UAE and International delivery: by request. Please send us an email via info@inlocogallery.com and we'll do our best to get your order to you as quickly as possible.
Unfortunately, all sales are final, and we are unable to accept returns or provide exchanges. Thank you for your understanding!
If you have received a damaged, defective, or incorrect item, please contact us within 2 calendar days from its receipt at info@inlocogallery.com and describe the problem, along with photographs of the damaged/poor quality/incorrect Item. You may return the Item within 7 calendar days from its receipt.
If you would like to cancel or change your order, please contact the Inloco team at info@inlocogallery.com with your order number as soon as possible. We will try to accommodate your request.
If you have received a damaged, defective, or incorrect item, please contact us within 2 calendar days from its receipt at info@inlocogallery.com and describe the problem, along with photographs of the damaged/poor quality/incorrect Item. You may return the Item within 7 calendar days from its receipt.
If you would like to cancel or change your order, please contact the Inloco team at info@inlocogallery.com with your order number as soon as possible. We will try to accommodate your request.
Paisagem series
Italian contemporary artist Filippo Minelli created the “Paisagem” series in 2020, drawing inspiration from the landscapes along the Portuguese-Spanish border where his studio is located. In this series, Minelli combines natural materials transferred onto paper and canvas with photographic imagery depicting urban scenes marked by human intervention. This juxtaposition creates a dialogue between the untouched natural elements and the altered urban environments, inviting viewers to reconsider everyday items often overlooked. Through “Paisagem,” Minelli explores liminal spaces, both politically and aesthetically, challenging perceptions of contemporary landscapes. The Portuguese term for “landscape,” “Paisagem,” serves as a central motif in Minelli's work, reflecting his fascination with the interplay between nature and human influence.
