Modern Wall Art by Maysoon Al Gburi

Creating, contemplating, and collecting modern wall art is an act of rebellion against a world that values productivity over humanity. To linger, to feel, and to ponder is radical in a system designed to mold us into perfect consumers. This year, dare to reconnect with art and rediscover what it means to be human.

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Photo of Maysoon Al Gburi Modern Wall Art creator in front of two of her paintings in a black long sleeve shirt with intricate lace design. She has dark shoulder length hair and a proud smile.

Introducing Artist Maysoon Al Gburi

Visual Artist

Maysoon Al Gburi’s artwork transcends boundaries, combining vivid colors and intricate narratives to explore belonging and cultural roots. Through oil and mixed media, her big print creations resonate with emotional depth, inviting introspection and dialogue.

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What Style of Art does Maysoon Al Gburi Create?

The Title ‘Visual Artist’ best suits Al Gburi’s works due to her unique fusion of many different art styles in her paintings and mixed media artworks. She frequently creates fusions of expressionism and surrealism, but is known for art that cannot easily be contained within one stylistic bucket making her works truly unique and extra thought provoking for collectors and viewers.

What is Expressionism?

Two famous examples of expressionist art are The Starry Night by Vincent van Gogh and The Scream by Edvard Munch. This style aims at capturing the emotional aspects of life, not just what it is at its surface. This can be seen throughout the modern wall art in Al Gburi’s collection. The intentional selection of colors, postures and facial expressions of the subjects, and media come together to evoke the feelings of the subject in their current situation. This type of art is encourages self reflection and discussion around our shared humanity and how much more similar we are than different.

What is Surrealism?

Two iconic examples of surrealist art are Salvador Dalí’s The Persistence of Memory and René Magritte’s The Son of Man. This style delves into the subconscious, uncovering the dreamlike and irrational aspects of existence. In Al Gburi’s collection, surrealism is brought to life through unexpected compositions, imaginative symbolism, and evocative juxtapositions. This approach invites viewers to explore their inner worlds, question reality, and reflect on the unseen connections that bind us all in the human experience.

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