The world is going through a difficult crisis, with many people are frightened. Many have had to reshape their life from what it was prior to the coronavirus, in an attempt to adapt to the difficult algebraic life of these new days. I found myself standing in the middle of all this. I review my life in the midst of all the destruction I see around me, in all directions, from the coronavirus. Fear dominates this sufferer’s future, and I do all in my power to treat and recover what I can, feeling that my ability is insignificant compared to the scale of the threat.
Noura Slim is an Egyptian artist who graduated in 2013 from the Faculty of Fine Arts’ painting department, followed by a Master’s degree in 2019. She has participated in many local and international exhibitions, workshops and cultural activities, such as CARAVAN’s exhibition titled THE KEY ("ANKH"), which was held in Egypt, London and New York. She has also shown her work at the Cinemania Exhibition in Cairo, and has won awards for her art both in Egypt and internationally. She received an honorary commendation by the Congress of the USA in recognition of her artistic efforts in creating murals in California. Her art has been acquired by collectors in Egypt, UAE, Saudi Arabia, Italy, Tunisia, Spain and USA.
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