In-situ, WE NEED TO TALK, Jeddah, 2012
Tin Cans on Wood, 2012
Wall sculpture, 2012
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"The Arabic coffee pot has come to represent the hospitality of the Arabs, when friends and loved ones sit together over coffee, tell stories, debate politics and history and discuss everything from their past, their present and their future. It is the ultimate symbol of dialogue and union."
"In the past, interpersonal relationships and encounters with people were treasured and valued. Now, everyone seems expendable and one is lucky to be given the time of day."
1973 born and lives in Mecca, Saudi Arabia.
Saddek Wasil is a sculptor who graduated with a Masters degree in Agricultural Sciences from King Abdul Aziz University. He is a member of a number of art societies, namely The Plastic Artist Home, The Association of Culture and The Arts, Saudi Society of Fine Arts and The Global Foundation for The Arts, in the United States of America.
Saddek Wasil’s powerful sculptures exuberate a rejection of binding stereotypes, an iron will to defeat material subjugation to achieve spiritual freedom. His artwork is not to be understood as a present state, it holds the promise of future success in overcoming chains, locks and closed boundaries.
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