Date: Thursday 10 April 2025

Hour: 5pm

Place: Wadi 99 Art Gallery

Language: English and arabic

Duration: 1h00



Registration: (78) 959670 ; visites@agendaculturel.com

The visit is free of charge - Booking is required.

Number of participants is limited.



Minimalist art is controversial, looking easy and accessible yet demands openness of perception and reflection from the viewer.

Look Me In The Eyes is Mohamed Radwan’s personal reflection on the human nature. With barely visible lines and elongated silhouettes, Radwan’s sculptures carry features that define emotions, gratitude and elegance.

Referring to the artist, minimalism in art answers our search for visual tranquility and the essence of being.

Born in Cairo in 1970, Mohamed Radwan is a prominent figure in the Egyptian sculpture and art world. His passion for sculpting led him to pursue a master degree in 2000 and a PHD in 2006, both from the faculty of fine arts, sculpture department at Helwan University. Radwan’s sculpture, characterized by abstract geometric forms, are crafted with iron and bronze. His vision emphasizes accessibility, inviting viewers to engage with his art a meaningful level. Currently serving as an assistant professor and the lead of the sculpture department at Helwan University, Radwan also has been showcasing his sculptural work in numerous group exhibitions spanning from 1991 to 2019, both within Egypt and internationally. In addition to his group exhibitions, Radwan has held several solo exhibitions, including ‘Line in Space’ at the faculty of fine arts in Giza (2013) and ‘World’ at Karim Francis contemporary Art Galley in Cairo (2015).