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2026
Group Exhibition · The Warehouse, Goshi Warehouses Village, Al Quoz, Dubai
Curated by Hana Sammak Kurdi. Exploring the invisible threads of memory, culture, and identity that bind us together.
About the Exhibition
I Connect, Therefore I Am is a major contemporary group exhibition presented at The Warehouse in the Goshi Warehouses Village, Al Quoz, Dubai. Curated by Hana Sammak Kurdi, the show brings together a diverse roster of emerging and established artists from Iran, Lebanon, Syria, and Tunisia, all living and working in the UAE.
The exhibition explores how invisible threads of memory, culture, and identity link people together across borders, languages, and generations. At its core is a proposition: that connection itself is a form of resilience in a world increasingly shaped by fragmentation.
Baseem Rayyes presents three new works from his ongoing Mr. Y series of mixed media paintings that examine empathy, the weight of shared memory, and the dissolving of boundaries between self and other. Alongside works by Asma Laraiedh, Suzi Nassif, and fellow artists, these paintings ask what it means to belong, to carry others within us, and to become one through understanding.



Works in the Exhibition

2026 · Baseem Rayyes
Mixed Media on Canvas · 100 × 70 cm
A meditation on human connection, where the boundaries between self and other begin to dissolve. The work celebrates empathy, belonging, and the possibility of becoming one through understanding.
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2026 · Baseem Rayyes
Mixed Media on Canvas · 100 × 70 cm
This work reflects the invisible weight of memory, care, and personal history. It suggests that throughout life, we carry not only others, but also the younger selves that continue to live within us.
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2026 · Baseem Rayyes
Mixed Media on Canvas · 100 × 70 cm
A meditation on human connection, where the boundaries between self and other begin to dissolve. The work celebrates empathy, belonging, and the possibility of becoming one through understanding.
View artwork →
Explore the complete body of work by Baseem Rayyes. The paintings span over a decade of inquiry into identity, memory, and the human condition.