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Sama Waly

Born in Bahrain in 1990, a writer and film director based in Cairo. A graduate of the Art Institute of Chicago, she also conducts research on art making.

  • The image features two dancers positioned on a stage, surrounded by a soft, dramatic purple light. They appear to be performing a synchronized dance, with their arms outstretched. The background is dark, drawing focus to the illuminated area where they are dancing. The scene conveys a sense of artistry and expression, emphasizing the dancers' movements and the emotional atmosphere created by the lighting. Portrait Egyptian Duo Nasa4nasa Summons the Internet on Stage Sama Waly · March 2023 Cairo-based dance duo Nasa4nasa (Noura Seif and Salma Abdelsalam) premiered their latest performance, No Mercy in August 2022, at Rawabet theatre in downtown Cairo, leaving a packed audience mesmerised before launching their European tour this winter with a performance at HAU Berlin, Germany. (…)
  • The image features a layered composition where a photograph of an adult man is superimposed over a scene with two children. The man is depicted flexing his muscles, highlighting a strong, defined physique. The background shows a modern building, hinting at an urban setting. The children, positioned behind the man, also appear to be posing, mimicking a strong stance. The overall tone of the image combines elements of strength and playfulness, merging different subjects to create a unique artistic representation. Egyptian Photographer Ibrahim Ahmed Questions Masculinity Sama Waly · July 2022 Ibrahim Ahmed retraces the history of his family and that of the country from photographic archives. He creates original works that allow him to question and go beyond the concept of masculinity transmitted by a patriarchal society whose relationship to gender has not always been so strictly (…)
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