Tag Archives: Art

‘The Paper-men’ by Ahmed Nader Gretly

Posted on April 2, 2013 by

Silhouetted bodies of Paper-men hovered wearily like echos of forgotten pasts. They swam through the intense white light of their mighty creator, mingling in hollowed voices, striving to find their way back home. They journeyed on and on and on … Continue reading →

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‘Round and Round and Round’ by Ahmed Nader Gretly

Posted on March 27, 2013 by

Beneath a canopy of refracted neon lights of a million colors cutting through thick white clouds of dreary mist intermixed with smoke, a black Chevy screeched forward into the night, leaving dark marks tattooed upon the asphalt. Thousands of people … Continue reading →

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Pictures I took at the ‘Leonardo Da Vinci: Anatomist’ exhibit

Posted on July 3, 2012 by

Here are some photographs I took when I went to see the Leonardo Da Vinci: Anatomist exhibit at the Queens Gallery. I need not describe the feeling I had when I saw these images in real life. It was quite … Continue reading →

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‘A Blasphemous World’ by Ahmed Nader Gretly

Posted on November 29, 2011 by

Dig the corpses wandering the land of the living, With cold eyes staring blankly at those who are Presumably breathing the air that was once pure, Now tainted by gases produced from the infinite process Of decomposition that was generated … Continue reading →

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Cairo’s Street Art

Posted on June 5, 2011 by

So, as I was passing under El-Marghany Bridge in Cairo, I noticed some sweet wheat-pasts under the bridge. Some very interesting pieces of art -which is something we need these days; I took my camera with me today and snapped … Continue reading →

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