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Sensu Lato
by اللمكي، هاشل، 1986- author in اللمكي، هاشل، 1986- Exhibitions , Exhibitions United Arab Emirates Dubai , Art, Emirati 21st century Exhibitions
2000
Sensu Lato is a newly produced body of work that comprises several works on canvas as well as mixed media pieces inspired by Al Lamki’s lifelong relationship with and ongoing research into the Jebel Hafeet Mountain in Al Ain, UAE. Translating from Latin to English, Sensu Lato means ‘in the broad sense' and in the context of Jebel Hafeet, it denotes the mountain’s connection to the parent range, the Al Hajar Mountains. The exhibition's title also refers to the broad and multifaceted bond that Al Lamki shares with Jebel Hafeet.
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