Collection

100 Found Objects includes images, videos and research material that Ahmed Mater has collected which chronicle Makkah’s past to its present identity.

The screen prints are long, totemic wall hangings taken from the output of an Atari 2600 games console, that had been manually, physically modified by the artists.

The screen prints are long, totemic wall hangings taken from the output of an Atari 2600 games console, that had been manually, physically modified by the artists.

Commissioned tapestry for Sharjah Biennial 12 showing the artist's subtle power as a colourist.

This project proposes possible reconciliations between the task of the archaeologist and that of the poet, between modern images and ancient texts.

Six sheets of hand-cut paper depicting the text of The Universal Declaration of Human Rights in Arabic.

Enclosed revisits the extraordinary history of a monument located in the heart of Algiers.

Devoid of pitiful moralising and surpassing fetishistic infatuation with depictions of human sordidness, in the series Fictionville Rokni Haerizadeh cunningly (and controversially) violates and perverts found photographic media images depicting human suffering into an anthropomorphic Orwellian world of fairytales: humorous, grotesque, satirical, bitter.