Story behind the thread technique
This artistic technique forms a bridge between two different worlds, combining ancient Greek mythology and Islamic culture in a captivating artistic scene. Looking at Greek mythology, we find that the golden thread used by the hero Theseus to escape the Minotaur's labyrinth symbolizes ambition and challenge, leading to freedom and salvation. In contrast, in Islamic culture, we find the "threads of destiny" that connect life's events to God's providence, giving them a deep meaning of guidance, free will, and empowerment. With each thread carefully torn and guided, a map is intricately woven to describe the precise details of the future and destiny. Consequently, this artistic technique enchantingly resembles the craft of destiny-making. Just as an artist skillfully directs and coordinates threads to create exceptional artworks, a fate-maker manipulates events and temporal threads to craft unique life paths. It's a process that harmonizes meticulous design with artisanal choices to shape destinies.
Nour Khateb
"Nour Khatib is a visual artist and an enthusiastic architect. She believes that every individual carries their unique mark in this world. Her passion for art and creativity started in childhood, and she didn't settle for just mastering art individually; she studied it academically, which led her to invent a unique artistic technique nine years ago. In addition, Nour Khatib transforms the journey of self-discovery into artistic pieces that reflect the creative power of humanity and its greatness when used and its ability to break free from mental constraints. Her work inspires the audience to contemplate this strength and the unique individuality of each woman. Thanks to her unique artistic technique, she can vividly express these ideas and emotions on her canvases. Nour 's art reflects beauty and human depth, making her one of the distinctive female artists in the world of art."
