Solo exhibition is an immersive installation with Cody Gallery at Marymount University in Arlington, VA exploring the artist’s roots and tracing his family lineage back to Syria, Lebanon and Palestine. The installation consists of 4 large scale paintings depicting his nuclear family, situated within a sculptural landscape that symbolically recalls the Levant, from the expansive blue skies of the summer dry heat, archways that have since been destroyed in Syria, and guardians that often times watch over historical sites. Sculpture: Steel, hardware, fiberglass, resin, pennies, sand, enamel, spray paint, oil, rose vines. Paintings: Oil and spray paint on canvas, 72” x 54” Gallery Dimensions: 22’3” x 41’6”

Solo exhibition is an immersive installation with Cody Gallery at Marymount University in Arlington, VA exploring the artist’s roots and tracing his family lineage back to Syria, Lebanon and Palestine. The installation consists of 4 large scale paintings depicting his nuclear family, situated within a sculptural landscape that symbolically recalls the Levant, from the expansive blue skies of the summer dry heat, archways that have since been destroyed in Syria, and guardians that often times watch over historical sites. Sculpture: Steel, hardware, fiberglass, resin, pennies, sand, enamel, spray paint, oil, rose vines. Paintings: Oil and spray paint on canvas, 72” x 54” Gallery Dimensions: 22’3” x 41’6”

Solo exhibition is an immersive installation with Cody Gallery at Marymount University in Arlington, VA exploring the artist’s roots and tracing his family lineage back to Syria, Lebanon and Palestine. The installation consists of 4 large scale paintings depicting his nuclear family, situated within a sculptural landscape that symbolically recalls the Levant, from the expansive blue skies of the summer dry heat, archways that have since been destroyed in Syria, and guardians that often times watch over historical sites. Sculpture: Steel, hardware, fiberglass, resin, pennies, sand, enamel, spray paint, oil, rose vines. Paintings: Oil and spray paint on canvas, 72” x 54” Gallery Dimensions: 22’3” x 41’6”

Solo exhibition is an immersive installation with Cody Gallery at Marymount University in Arlington, VA exploring the artist’s roots and tracing his family lineage back to Syria, Lebanon and Palestine. The installation consists of 4 large scale paintings depicting his nuclear family, situated within a sculptural landscape that symbolically recalls the Levant, from the expansive blue skies of the summer dry heat, archways that have since been destroyed in Syria, and guardians that often times watch over historical sites. Sculpture: Steel, hardware, fiberglass, resin, pennies, sand, enamel, spray paint, oil, rose vines. Paintings: Oil and spray paint on canvas, 72” x 54” Gallery Dimensions: 22’3” x 41’6”

Solo exhibition is an immersive installation with Cody Gallery at Marymount University in Arlington, VA exploring the artist’s roots and tracing his family lineage back to Syria, Lebanon and Palestine. The installation consists of 4 large scale paintings depicting his nuclear family, situated within a sculptural landscape that symbolically recalls the Levant, from the expansive blue skies of the summer dry heat, archways that have since been destroyed in Syria, and guardians that often times watch over historical sites. Sculpture: Steel, hardware, fiberglass, resin, pennies, sand, enamel, spray paint, oil, rose vines. Paintings: Oil and spray paint on canvas, 72” x 54” Gallery Dimensions: 22’3” x 41’6”

Solo exhibition is an immersive installation with Cody Gallery at Marymount University in Arlington, VA exploring the artist’s roots and tracing his family lineage back to Syria, Lebanon and Palestine. The installation consists of 4 large scale paintings depicting his nuclear family, situated within a sculptural landscape that symbolically recalls the Levant, from the expansive blue skies of the summer dry heat, archways that have since been destroyed in Syria, and guardians that often times watch over historical sites. Sculpture: Steel, hardware, fiberglass, resin, pennies, sand, enamel, spray paint, oil, rose vines. Paintings: Oil and spray paint on canvas, 72” x 54” Gallery Dimensions: 22’3” x 41’6”

Solo exhibition is an immersive installation with Cody Gallery at Marymount University in Arlington, VA exploring the artist’s roots and tracing his family lineage back to Syria, Lebanon and Palestine. The installation consists of 4 large scale paintings depicting his nuclear family, situated within a sculptural landscape that symbolically recalls the Levant, from the expansive blue skies of the summer dry heat, archways that have since been destroyed in Syria, and guardians that often times watch over historical sites. Sculpture: Steel, hardware, fiberglass, resin, pennies, sand, enamel, spray paint, oil, rose vines. Paintings: Oil and spray paint on canvas, 72” x 54” Gallery Dimensions: 22’3” x 41’6”

Solo exhibition is an immersive installation with Cody Gallery at Marymount University in Arlington, VA exploring the artist’s roots and tracing his family lineage back to Syria, Lebanon and Palestine. The installation consists of 4 large scale paintings depicting his nuclear family, situated within a sculptural landscape that symbolically recalls the Levant, from the expansive blue skies of the summer dry heat, archways that have since been destroyed in Syria, and guardians that often times watch over historical sites. Sculpture: Steel, hardware, fiberglass, resin, pennies, sand, enamel, spray paint, oil, rose vines. Paintings: Oil and spray paint on canvas, 72” x 54” Gallery Dimensions: 22’3” x 41’6”

Solo exhibition is an immersive installation with Cody Gallery at Marymount University in Arlington, VA exploring the artist’s roots and tracing his family lineage back to Syria, Lebanon and Palestine. The installation consists of 4 large scale paintings depicting his nuclear family, situated within a sculptural landscape that symbolically recalls the Levant, from the expansive blue skies of the summer dry heat, archways that have since been destroyed in Syria, and guardians that often times watch over historical sites. Sculpture: Steel, hardware, fiberglass, resin, pennies, sand, enamel, spray paint, oil, rose vines. Paintings: Oil and spray paint on canvas, 72” x 54” Gallery Dimensions: 22’3” x 41’6”

Solo exhibition is an immersive installation with Cody Gallery at Marymount University in Arlington, VA exploring the artist’s roots and tracing his family lineage back to Syria, Lebanon and Palestine. The installation consists of 4 large scale paintings depicting his nuclear family, situated within a sculptural landscape that symbolically recalls the Levant, from the expansive blue skies of the summer dry heat, archways that have since been destroyed in Syria, and guardians that often times watch over historical sites. Sculpture: Steel, hardware, fiberglass, resin, pennies, sand, enamel, spray paint, oil, rose vines. Paintings: Oil and spray paint on canvas, 72” x 54” Gallery Dimensions: 22’3” x 41’6”

Every morning, I wake up and hope my mind and body are on the same page. I am programmed to extremes, I don’t know what moderation feels like. I think I am young. I need to use this while I can, what will happen to my mind when I can’t use my body. I ask myself questions; what will today be like? This month? This year? I tell myself that I should always search for pleasure.

Every morning, I wake up and hope my mind and body are on the same page. I am programmed to extremes, I don’t know what moderation feels like. I think I am young. I need to use this while I can, what will happen to my mind when I can’t use my body. I ask myself questions; what will today be like? This month? This year? I tell myself that I should always search for pleasure.

Every morning, I wake up and hope my mind and body are on the same page. I am programmed to extremes, I don’t know what moderation feels like. I think I am young. I need to use this while I can, what will happen to my mind when I can’t use my body. I ask myself questions; what will today be like? This month? This year? I tell myself that I should always search for pleasure.

Every morning, I wake up and hope my mind and body are on the same page. I am programmed to extremes, I don’t know what moderation feels like. I think I am young. I need to use this while I can, what will happen to my mind when I can’t use my body. I ask myself questions; what will today be like? This month? This year? I tell myself that I should always search for pleasure.

Every morning, I wake up and hope my mind and body are on the same page. I am programmed to extremes, I don’t know what moderation feels like. I think I am young. I need to use this while I can, what will happen to my mind when I can’t use my body. I ask myself questions; what will today be like? This month? This year? I tell myself that I should always search for pleasure.

72" x 54" Oil and spray paint on canvas, 2021.

72" x 54" Oil and spray paint on canvas, 2021.

72" x 54" Oil and spray paint on canvas, 2021.

72" x 54" Oil and spray paint on canvas, 2021.

48" x 36" Oil and spray paint on canvas, 2021.

48" x 36" Oil and spray paint on canvas, 2021.

48" x 36" Oil and spray paint on canvas, 2021.

48" x 36" Oil and spray paint on canvas, 2021.

In the age of Covid-19, everything has been exacerbated and brought to the surface, the veil of comfort taken down, from larger systems to smaller moments in how families, friends and individuals operated. It has allowed for a period of deep reflection and questioning of how we used to operate, and also allowed for a visioning and commitment to a different future. It has created a global shift, where government, organizations, institutions, neighborhoods, families; everyone has had to evolve and adapt to a new social contract, a new way of existing. Artist Dave Eassa asks the viewer to consider: What are you leaving behind, what is coming with you? What do you miss the most? Leave a drawing, leave some writing, pass along something and hang it on the wall. I Wanna Hug You Insulation Foam, Fiberglass, Aquaresin, Steel, Enamel 72"H x 70"W x 24"D 2020

In the age of Covid-19, everything has been exacerbated and brought to the surface, the veil of comfort taken down, from larger systems to smaller moments in how families, friends and individuals operated. It has allowed for a period of deep reflection and questioning of how we used to operate, and also allowed for a visioning and commitment to a different future. It has created a global shift, where government, organizations, institutions, neighborhoods, families; everyone has had to evolve and adapt to a new social contract, a new way of existing. Artist Dave Eassa asks the viewer to consider: What are you leaving behind, what is coming with you? What do you miss the most? Leave a drawing, leave some writing, pass along something and hang it on the wall. I Wanna Hug You Insulation Foam, Fiberglass, Aquaresin, Steel, Enamel 72"H x 70"W x 24"D 2020

In the age of Covid-19, everything has been exacerbated and brought to the surface, the veil of comfort taken down, from larger systems to smaller moments in how families, friends and individuals operated. It has allowed for a period of deep reflection and questioning of how we used to operate, and also allowed for a visioning and commitment to a different future. It has created a global shift, where government, organizations, institutions, neighborhoods, families; everyone has had to evolve and adapt to a new social contract, a new way of existing. Artist Dave Eassa asks the viewer to consider: What are you leaving behind, what is coming with you? What do you miss the most? Leave a drawing, leave some writing, pass along something and hang it on the wall. I Wanna Hug You Insulation Foam, Fiberglass, Aquaresin, Steel, Enamel 72"H x 70"W x 24"D 2020

In the age of Covid-19, everything has been exacerbated and brought to the surface, the veil of comfort taken down, from larger systems to smaller moments in how families, friends and individuals operated. It has allowed for a period of deep reflection and questioning of how we used to operate, and also allowed for a visioning and commitment to a different future. It has created a global shift, where government, organizations, institutions, neighborhoods, families; everyone has had to evolve and adapt to a new social contract, a new way of existing. Artist Dave Eassa asks the viewer to consider: What are you leaving behind, what is coming with you? What do you miss the most? Leave a drawing, leave some writing, pass along something and hang it on the wall. I Wanna Hug You Insulation Foam, Fiberglass, Aquaresin, Steel, Enamel 72"H x 70"W x 24"D 2020

In the age of Covid-19, everything has been exacerbated and brought to the surface, the veil of comfort taken down, from larger systems to smaller moments in how families, friends and individuals operated. It has allowed for a period of deep reflection and questioning of how we used to operate, and also allowed for a visioning and commitment to a different future. It has created a global shift, where government, organizations, institutions, neighborhoods, families; everyone has had to evolve and adapt to a new social contract, a new way of existing. Artist Dave Eassa asks the viewer to consider: What are you leaving behind, what is coming with you? What do you miss the most? Leave a drawing, leave some writing, pass along something and hang it on the wall. I Wanna Hug You Insulation Foam, Fiberglass, Aquaresin, Steel, Enamel 72"H x 70"W x 24"D 2020

In the age of Covid-19, everything has been exacerbated and brought to the surface, the veil of comfort taken down, from larger systems to smaller moments in how families, friends and individuals operated. It has allowed for a period of deep reflection and questioning of how we used to operate, and also allowed for a visioning and commitment to a different future. It has created a global shift, where government, organizations, institutions, neighborhoods, families; everyone has had to evolve and adapt to a new social contract, a new way of existing. Artist Dave Eassa asks the viewer to consider: What are you leaving behind, what is coming with you? What do you miss the most? Leave a drawing, leave some writing, pass along something and hang it on the wall. I Wanna Hug You Insulation Foam, Fiberglass, Aquaresin, Steel, Enamel 72"H x 70"W x 24"D 2020

In the age of Covid-19, everything has been exacerbated and brought to the surface, the veil of comfort taken down, from larger systems to smaller moments in how families, friends and individuals operated. It has allowed for a period of deep reflection and questioning of how we used to operate, and also allowed for a visioning and commitment to a different future. It has created a global shift, where government, organizations, institutions, neighborhoods, families; everyone has had to evolve and adapt to a new social contract, a new way of existing. Artist Dave Eassa asks the viewer to consider: What are you leaving behind, what is coming with you? What do you miss the most? Leave a drawing, leave some writing, pass along something and hang it on the wall. I Wanna Hug You Insulation Foam, Fiberglass, Aquaresin, Steel, Enamel 72"H x 70"W x 24"D 2020

In the age of Covid-19, everything has been exacerbated and brought to the surface, the veil of comfort taken down, from larger systems to smaller moments in how families, friends and individuals operated. It has allowed for a period of deep reflection and questioning of how we used to operate, and also allowed for a visioning and commitment to a different future. It has created a global shift, where government, organizations, institutions, neighborhoods, families; everyone has had to evolve and adapt to a new social contract, a new way of existing. Artist Dave Eassa asks the viewer to consider: What are you leaving behind, what is coming with you? What do you miss the most? Leave a drawing, leave some writing, pass along something and hang it on the wall. I Wanna Hug You Insulation Foam, Fiberglass, Aquaresin, Steel, Enamel 72"H x 70"W x 24"D 2020

In the age of Covid-19, everything has been exacerbated and brought to the surface, the veil of comfort taken down, from larger systems to smaller moments in how families, friends and individuals operated. It has allowed for a period of deep reflection and questioning of how we used to operate, and also allowed for a visioning and commitment to a different future. It has created a global shift, where government, organizations, institutions, neighborhoods, families; everyone has had to evolve and adapt to a new social contract, a new way of existing. Artist Dave Eassa asks the viewer to consider: What are you leaving behind, what is coming with you? What do you miss the most? Leave a drawing, leave some writing, pass along something and hang it on the wall. I Wanna Hug You Insulation Foam, Fiberglass, Aquaresin, Steel, Enamel 72"H x 70"W x 24"D 2020

In the age of Covid-19, everything has been exacerbated and brought to the surface, the veil of comfort taken down, from larger systems to smaller moments in how families, friends and individuals operated. It has allowed for a period of deep reflection and questioning of how we used to operate, and also allowed for a visioning and commitment to a different future. It has created a global shift, where government, organizations, institutions, neighborhoods, families; everyone has had to evolve and adapt to a new social contract, a new way of existing. Artist Dave Eassa asks the viewer to consider: What are you leaving behind, what is coming with you? What do you miss the most? Leave a drawing, leave some writing, pass along something and hang it on the wall. I Wanna Hug You Insulation Foam, Fiberglass, Aquaresin, Steel, Enamel 72"H x 70"W x 24"D 2020

Oil and spray paint on canvas. 48" x 36" 2020

Oil and spray paint on canvas. 30" x 22.5" 2021

Oil and spray paint on canvas 48" x 36" 2020

Oil and spray paint on canvas. 48" x 36" 2020.

Oil and spray paint on canvas. 48" x 36" 2020

Oil and spray paint on canvas. 48" x 36" 2020

Oil and spray paint on canvas. 30" x 22.5" 2021

Oil and spray paint on canvas 48" x 36" 2020

Oil and spray paint on canvas. 48" x 36" 2019

Oil and spray paint on canvas. 48" x 36" 2020

Oil and spray paint on canvas. 48" x 36" 2020

Oil and spray paint on canvas 48" x 36" 2020

Oil and spray paint on canvas. 48" x 36" 2020

Oil and spray paint on canvas. 48" x 36" 2020

Oil and spray paint on canvas. 48" x 36" 2020

If all else fails, find the Sun. In times when it seems increasingly easy to become overwhelmed with current climates and negativity, take some time to remember the good. Celebrate the little things, and commemorate what makes you smile. A small act that keeps the wheels turning. A solo exhibition at Space Gallery in Portland, ME. Sculptural Installation: Insulation foam, acrylic, oil and spray paint, 36” x 96” x 168”, 2018. Paintings: 48” x 36” Spraypaint and oil on canvas. Gallery dimensions: 41’ x 18’ 2018

If all else fails, find the Sun. In times when it seems increasingly easy to become overwhelmed with current climates and negativity, take some time to remember the good. Celebrate the little things, and commemorate what makes you smile. A small act that keeps the wheels turning. A solo exhibition at Space Gallery in Portland, ME. Sculptural Installation: Insulation foam, acrylic, oil and spray paint, 36” x 96” x 168”, 2018. Paintings: 48” x 36” Spraypaint and oil on canvas. Gallery dimensions: 41’ x 18’ 2018

If all else fails, find the Sun. In times when it seems increasingly easy to become overwhelmed with current climates and negativity, take some time to remember the good. Celebrate the little things, and commemorate what makes you smile. A small act that keeps the wheels turning. A solo exhibition at Space Gallery in Portland, ME. Sculptural Installation: Insulation foam, acrylic, oil and spray paint, 36” x 96” x 168”, 2018. Paintings: 48” x 36” Spraypaint and oil on canvas. Gallery dimensions: 41’ x 18’ 2018

If all else fails, find the Sun. In times when it seems increasingly easy to become overwhelmed with current climates and negativity, take some time to remember the good. Celebrate the little things, and commemorate what makes you smile. A small act that keeps the wheels turning. A solo exhibition at Space Gallery in Portland, ME. Sculptural Installation: Insulation foam, acrylic, oil and spray paint, 36” x 96” x 168”, 2018. Paintings: 48” x 36” Spraypaint and oil on canvas. Gallery dimensions: 41’ x 18’ 2018

If all else fails, find the Sun. In times when it seems increasingly easy to become overwhelmed with current climates and negativity, take some time to remember the good. Celebrate the little things, and commemorate what makes you smile. A small act that keeps the wheels turning. A solo exhibition at Space Gallery in Portland, ME. Sculptural Installation: Insulation foam, acrylic, oil and spray paint, 36” x 96” x 168”, 2018. Paintings: 48” x 36” Spraypaint and oil on canvas. Gallery dimensions: 41’ x 18’ 2018

If all else fails, find the Sun. In times when it seems increasingly easy to become overwhelmed with current climates and negativity, take some time to remember the good. Celebrate the little things, and commemorate what makes you smile. A small act that keeps the wheels turning. A solo exhibition at Space Gallery in Portland, ME. Sculptural Installation: Insulation foam, acrylic, oil and spray paint, 36” x 96” x 168”, 2018. Paintings: 48” x 36” Spraypaint and oil on canvas. Gallery dimensions: 41’ x 18’ 2018

If all else fails, find the Sun. In times when it seems increasingly easy to become overwhelmed with current climates and negativity, take some time to remember the good. Celebrate the little things, and commemorate what makes you smile. A small act that keeps the wheels turning. A solo exhibition at Space Gallery in Portland, ME. Sculptural Installation: Insulation foam, acrylic, oil and spray paint, 36” x 96” x 168”, 2018. Paintings: 48” x 36” Spraypaint and oil on canvas. Gallery dimensions: 41’ x 18’ 2018

If all else fails, find the Sun. In times when it seems increasingly easy to become overwhelmed with current climates and negativity, take some time to remember the good. Celebrate the little things, and commemorate what makes you smile. A small act that keeps the wheels turning. A solo exhibition at Space Gallery in Portland, ME. Sculptural Installation: Insulation foam, acrylic, oil and spray paint, 36” x 96” x 168”, 2018. Paintings: 48” x 36” Spraypaint and oil on canvas. Gallery dimensions: 41’ x 18’ 2018

If all else fails, find the Sun. In times when it seems increasingly easy to become overwhelmed with current climates and negativity, take some time to remember the good. Celebrate the little things, and commemorate what makes you smile. A small act that keeps the wheels turning. A solo exhibition at Space Gallery in Portland, ME. Sculptural Installation: Insulation foam, acrylic, oil and spray paint, 36” x 96” x 168”, 2018. Paintings: 48” x 36” Spraypaint and oil on canvas. Gallery dimensions: 41’ x 18’ 2018

If all else fails, find the Sun. In times when it seems increasingly easy to become overwhelmed with current climates and negativity, take some time to remember the good. Celebrate the little things, and commemorate what makes you smile. A small act that keeps the wheels turning. A solo exhibition at Space Gallery in Portland, ME. Sculptural Installation: Insulation foam, acrylic, oil and spray paint, 36” x 96” x 168”, 2018. Paintings: 48” x 36” Spraypaint and oil on canvas. Gallery dimensions: 41’ x 18’ 2018

A large scale installation as part of the solo exhibition "You Can't Just Draw A Line In The Sand" at School 33 Art Center in Baltimore, MD. Wood, portland cement, digital prints, Pink Panther insulation foam, fake palm trees, rainbow hat, sand, latex paint, spray paint, and oil paint. Dimensions approximately 168” x 156” x 132”. 2017

A large scale installation as part of the solo exhibition "You Can't Just Draw A Line In The Sand" at School 33 Art Center in Baltimore, MD. Wood, portland cement, digital prints, Pink Panther insulation foam, fake palm trees, rainbow hat, sand, latex paint, spray paint, and oil paint. Dimensions approximately 168” x 156” x 132”. 2017

A large scale installation as part of the solo exhibition "You Can't Just Draw A Line In The Sand" at School 33 Art Center in Baltimore, MD. Wood, portland cement, digital prints, Pink Panther insulation foam, fake palm trees, rainbow hat, sand, latex paint, spray paint, and oil paint. Dimensions approximately 168” x 156” x 132”. 2017

A large scale installation as part of the solo exhibition "You Can't Just Draw A Line In The Sand" at School 33 Art Center in Baltimore, MD. Wood, portland cement, digital prints, Pink Panther insulation foam, fake palm trees, rainbow hat, sand, latex paint, spray paint, and oil paint. Dimensions approximately 168” x 156” x 132”. 2017

A large scale installation as part of the solo exhibition "You Can't Just Draw A Line In The Sand" at School 33 Art Center in Baltimore, MD. Wood, portland cement, digital prints, Pink Panther insulation foam, fake palm trees, rainbow hat, sand, latex paint, spray paint, and oil paint. Dimensions approximately 168” x 156” x 132”. 2017

A large scale installation as part of the solo exhibition "You Can't Just Draw A Line In The Sand" at School 33 Art Center in Baltimore, MD. Wood, portland cement, digital prints, Pink Panther insulation foam, fake palm trees, rainbow hat, sand, latex paint, spray paint, and oil paint. Dimensions approximately 168” x 156” x 132”. 2017

A large scale installation as part of the solo exhibition "You Can't Just Draw A Line In The Sand" at School 33 Art Center in Baltimore, MD. Wood, portland cement, digital prints, Pink Panther insulation foam, fake palm trees, rainbow hat, sand, latex paint, spray paint, and oil paint. Dimensions approximately 168” x 156” x 132”. 2017

A large scale installation as part of the solo exhibition "You Can't Just Draw A Line In The Sand" at School 33 Art Center in Baltimore, MD. Wood, portland cement, digital prints, Pink Panther insulation foam, fake palm trees, rainbow hat, sand, latex paint, spray paint, and oil paint. Dimensions approximately 168” x 156” x 132”. 2017

A large scale installation as part of the solo exhibition "You Can't Just Draw A Line In The Sand" at School 33 Art Center in Baltimore, MD. Wood, portland cement, digital prints, Pink Panther insulation foam, fake palm trees, rainbow hat, sand, latex paint, spray paint, and oil paint. Dimensions approximately 168” x 156” x 132”. 2017

A large scale installation as part of the solo exhibition "You Can't Just Draw A Line In The Sand" at School 33 Art Center in Baltimore, MD. Wood, portland cement, digital prints, Pink Panther insulation foam, fake palm trees, rainbow hat, sand, latex paint, spray paint, and oil paint. Dimensions approximately 168” x 156” x 132”. 2017