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Haytham El-Wardany

Ali Hussein Al-Adawy

 Bernhard Cella

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Elaine W. HO.

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Ali Eyal

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The Franco-Syrian artist Bady Dalloul was born in Paris in 1986, and is the first artist who has been able to go to Villa Kujoyama, in Japan, to do a residency in 2021. His work revolves around a group of Syrians settled in Japan, and is called Mon Pays imaginaire (My Imaginary Country).His work imbued with a political, sociological and historical dimension confronts and creates a dialogue between the imagined and the real, calling into question the logic of the writing of History. Bady Dalloul uses different mediums: writing, performance, drawing, video and object.

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