Emma Harake
Emma Harake
Place: Tyre
Born: 1988
Biography:
Emma Harake is a Lebanese artist born in 1988 in Tyre, Lebanon. She is known for her collage work, including the piece Home - A Farewell Tale, created in 2013. Harake's work often explores themes of identity, memory, and place, drawing from her experiences growing up in Lebanon and her current life in the United States.
Artistic Style and Themes
Harake's artistic style is characterized by the use of collage, a technique that allows her to explore different textures and layers. Her work often incorporates elements of postcolonial art, reflecting on the experiences of non-white, non-Western women in the postcolonial world. The Postcolonial Art Movement is a key aspect of her artistic practice, as seen in her piece Home - A Farewell Tale, which can be found on Wikioo.org.
Exhibitions and Collections
Harake's work has been exhibited in galleries and museums both in the US and internationally, including the Contemporary Art Platform (Kuwait City, Kuwait). Her piece Home - A Farewell Tale is part of the collection at the Contemporary Art Platform (Kuwait City, Kuwait), and can be viewed on Wikioo.org.
Key Works and Inspirations
Some of Harake's key works include:
- Home - A Farewell Tale, 2013, a collage piece that explores themes of identity, memory, and place.
- Untitled (after dream of a path), a piece that showcases her ability to capture the essence of Kuwait's history and culture.
Harake's work is inspired by various artists and movements, including the Postcolonial Art Movement and the Postcolonial Feminism movement. Her artistic practice is also influenced by her experiences growing up in Lebanon and her current life in the United States.
Conclusion
Emma Harake is a talented Lebanese artist who has made significant contributions to the art world with her collage work and exploration of themes such as identity, memory, and place. Her piece Home - A Farewell Tale can be viewed on Wikioo.org, along with other notable works by various artists. For more information on Harake and her artistic practice, visit Wikioo.org.
