Post by : Raman

Dubai, August 29, 2025 – The Sakinah Art Exhibition, held at Mehromah Art House, Dubai, successfully concluded after a week-long display of extraordinary creativity and shared emotions. Organized by Art4you Gallery and curated by renowned Jesno Jackson, the exhibition took place from August 23 to August 29, 2025, and became a landmark event that celebrated the true meaning of peace, harmony, and togetherness.

The word “Sakinah” means tranquility and spiritual peace in Arabic. The exhibition used this beautiful concept to connect people from different countries, cultures, and backgrounds. Titled "Silent Symphony", the event focused on how art can speak louder than words. Each piece of art told a story about life, identity, memories, and our deep connection to land and soul.

During the seven-day exhibition, the Mehromah Art House transformed into a calm and peaceful space, inviting visitors to reflect and experience serenity. The gallery showcased a large collection of paintings, digital artworks, mixed media pieces, and installations, carefully selected to communicate the universal message of peace and belonging.

A total of fifteen talented artists from across the globe participated, presenting their unique views on harmony and human connection. Every artist brought a different style and background, yet their works came together to express one strong message — peace and unity in diversity.

Some notable artists and their contributions include:

• Moosa Alhalyan Samson: His surreal black-and-white artwork depicted powerful stories of revolution, hope, and resilience, showing how people can face tough challenges and stay strong.

• Dr. Muna Balfaqeeh: Her compositions reflected the beauty of Emirati culture and heritage, giving visitors a deep insight into local traditions and values.

• Jamie Samson: Through cubism and pop art, Jamie’s works highlighted the deep bond between land, identity, and spirit, showing how people are connected to their roots.

• Adarsha Ajay: His colorful acrylic paintings showed how emotions and nature are connected, and how every living thing contributes to life’s balance.

• Nataliia Venerova, from Russia and now based in Dubai, painted vivid landscapes that connected European cities and skies with feelings of human connection to nature.

• Thomas Antony used realistic art to capture precious human moments — simple yet meaningful interactions that all people can relate to.

• Alice Kauer created the "Balance and Soul" series, where she symbolized feelings such as peace, sadness, happiness, and hope in soft, modern forms.

• Jeevan Oroolu Veettil shared landscapes that reflected the calmness and beauty found in quiet moments of life, encouraging people to reflect and find peace within themselves.

• Tatiana Lamiri’s fluid abstract art connected with the viewer’s spirit, evoking deep emotions and inner calmness.

• Sherrin Sebin painted gentle and serene landscapes that mixed scenes of countryside beauty and desert stillness.

• Rabia Nawab and Noreen Nawab, sisters and artists, brought their heritage and life stories to their work, showing resilience, love, and peace through beautiful textures and colors.

• Jana Dambekalne combined mixed media in her works, evoking quiet nostalgia and romantic emotions, inviting viewers to reflect on the past.

• Gabriel Noronho presented symbolic artworks showing the personal journey of finding meaning, culture, and a connection to the world.

• Nikola Kiraga used surrealism to take visitors on a visual journey blending imagination and reality.

Each artwork in the exhibition invited visitors to pause and think deeply about life, emotions, and the world around them. The combination of different artistic styles created a peaceful atmosphere where every visitor could feel connected to the global message of harmony.

The Sakinah Art Exhibition was not just a display of talent but a thoughtful platform that reinforced the idea that art connects people beyond words, borders, and cultures. It became a place of reflection, offering peace and a chance to understand the shared human experience.

Closing on August 29, 2025, the exhibition left a lasting impression on all who visited. It showed that through art, people from various countries and cultures can unite in harmony and peace.

Art4you Gallery continues its mission to support art and creativity as a bridge between people and cultures. Every exhibition organized by Art4you Gallery strengthens its commitment to nurturing artistic talents and creating meaningful spaces where art becomes a universal language of peace, unity, and hope.

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