Sharjah- A Ballad of love and poetry by Nasha Maryam Medium: Acrylics on canvas Dimensions: 160 x 60 cm Year: 2026 Price: $1200.00 USD Status: available 'Sharjah, A Ballad of Love and Poetry' Proud to be in a city which is more of culture and heritage than city lights! I have wondered around the popular tourist landmarks of Sharjah and also the hidden gems, caught the earliest rays of sunlight and also beautiful sunsets! To paint just a small part of a city I love is not fair, while I keep the treasured places more close to my heart! I’m a day dreamer, a poet, a lost wayfarer and a traveler in this city and yet belonging here completely! A city wherein is my home! Captured herein my painting is my recurrent longing to be in the Najd Al Maqsar mountain homes, Khor Kalba Mangroves and the Mleiha Fossil rock dunes! Why collect this work?Sharjah- A Ballad of love and poetry offers a focused way to encounter Nasha Maryam's practice through a specific work and its recorded materials. Nasha Maryam's practice is described through My signature art styles are seascapes and desertscape paintings. It is because I find in the desert the moments to pause, slow down and introspect. And in painting seascape, I find therapy that heals the chaos of daily life specially that of a woman who juggle.'Sharjah, A Ballad of Love and Poetry' Proud to be in a city which is more of culture and heritage than city lights! I have wondered around the popular tourist landmarks of Sharjah and also the hidden gems, caught the earliest rays of sunlight and also beautiful sunsets! To paint just a small part of a city I love is not fair, while I keep the treasured places more close to my heart! I’m a day dreamer, a poet, a lost wayfarer and a traveler in this city and yet belonging here completely! A cityThe recorded technique or medium is Acrylics on canvas .At 160 x 60 cm, it can be considered for collections that have room for a work of this scale. About the ArtistNasha Maryam Nationality: Indian My signature art styles are seascapes and desertscape paintings. It is because I find in the desert the moments to pause, slow down and introspect.
