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Original painting by Stateless titled Mistress, created in 2025 on canvas (30 x 40 cm) with pigment transfer, acrylic airbrush and soft pastels, hand-signed and sold directly by the artist, in excellent condition.
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Mistress
Original painting, pigment transfer, acrylic airbrush and soft pastels on canvas.
30x40 cm
2025
Hand signed
With certificate of authenticity
Stateless (He/They) - artist name of Ahmad Mallah (b. 1990)
www.artahmadmallah.com
A Palestinian artist born and raised in Syria. He holds a bachelor's degree in Fine Arts from the St. Joost Academy in Breda and currently lives and works in Amsterdam. His art revolves around themes of war, diaspora, identity, gender, and the body. Mallah uses various art forms to document his personal and political experiences.
His work has been showcased at numerous group and solo art exhibitions, including the Chasse Theater in Breda, ALL INN in Het Hem in Zaandam, Landhuis Oud Amelisweerd Museum, Art Nordic International Fair in Copenhagen, Unfair 2023, Prospects - Art Rotterdam 2024, Art Antwerp 2024, and others. Solo exhibitions include Exbunker in Utrecht in 2021, De Ploegh in Amersfoort in 2023, No Limits Art Castle in Amsterdam in 2023, and Madé van Krimpen Art Gallery in Amsterdam in 2024.
His ongoing duo performative collaboration with his partner Rebecca Lillich/Krüger has been shown at Prospects-Mondrian Fonds at Art Rotterdam, Oerol Festival in Terschilling, Schunck Museum in Heerlen, Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam, Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam, and Sismògraf Festival in Olot, Spain, to name a selection.
The artist received the Mondrian Fond Stipendium for Emerging Artists in 2022, along with other government and private funding such as the Amsterdam Fonds voor de Kunst, Municipality of Amersfoort, Amarte Fonds, and Prins Bernhard Cultuurfonds.
Mallah was nominated twice for the Galatea Art Prize; his paintings from the series 'A New Era' were selected for the second round of The Royal Art Prize for Modern Painting 2024, and he won the Public Prize in the Painting Category at the Business Art Award 2024.
Seller's Story
Stateless (He/They) — (b. 1990)
A Palestinian artist born and raised in Syria. He holds a bachelor's degree in Fine Arts from the St. Joost Academy in Breda and currently lives and works in Amsterdam. His art revolves around themes of war, diaspora, identity, gender, and the body. Mallah uses various art forms to document his personal and political experiences.
His work has been showcased at numerous group and solo art exhibitions, including the Chasse Theater in Breda, ALL INN in Het Hem in Zaandam, Landhuis Oud Amelisweerd Museum, Art Nordic International Fair in Copenhagen, Unfair 2023, Prospects - Art Rotterdam 2024, Art Antwerp 2024, and others. Solo exhibitions include Exbunker in Utrecht in 2021, De Ploegh in Amersfoort in 2023, No Limits Art Castle in Amsterdam in 2023, and Madé van Krimpen Art Gallery in Amsterdam in 2024.
His ongoing duo performative collaboration with his partner Rebecca Lillich// Krüger has been exhibited at Prospects-Mondrian Fonds at Art Rotterdam, Oerol Festival in Terschelling, Schunck Museum in Heerlen, Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam, Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam, and Sismògraf Festival in Olot, Spain, to name a selection.
The artist received the Mondrian Fond Stipendium for Emerging Artists in 2022, along with other government and private funding such as the Amsterdam Fonds voor de Kunst, Municipality of Amersfoort, Amarte Fonds, and Prins Bernhard Cultuurfonds.
Mallah was nominated twice for the Galatea Art Prize; his paintings from the series 'A New Era' were selected for the second round of The Royal Art Prize for Modern Painting 2024, and he won the Public Prize in the Painting Category at the Business Art Award 2024.
Translated by Google TranslateMistress
Original painting, pigment transfer, acrylic airbrush and soft pastels on canvas.
30x40 cm
2025
Hand signed
With certificate of authenticity
Stateless (He/They) - artist name of Ahmad Mallah (b. 1990)
www.artahmadmallah.com
A Palestinian artist born and raised in Syria. He holds a bachelor's degree in Fine Arts from the St. Joost Academy in Breda and currently lives and works in Amsterdam. His art revolves around themes of war, diaspora, identity, gender, and the body. Mallah uses various art forms to document his personal and political experiences.
His work has been showcased at numerous group and solo art exhibitions, including the Chasse Theater in Breda, ALL INN in Het Hem in Zaandam, Landhuis Oud Amelisweerd Museum, Art Nordic International Fair in Copenhagen, Unfair 2023, Prospects - Art Rotterdam 2024, Art Antwerp 2024, and others. Solo exhibitions include Exbunker in Utrecht in 2021, De Ploegh in Amersfoort in 2023, No Limits Art Castle in Amsterdam in 2023, and Madé van Krimpen Art Gallery in Amsterdam in 2024.
His ongoing duo performative collaboration with his partner Rebecca Lillich/Krüger has been shown at Prospects-Mondrian Fonds at Art Rotterdam, Oerol Festival in Terschilling, Schunck Museum in Heerlen, Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam, Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam, and Sismògraf Festival in Olot, Spain, to name a selection.
The artist received the Mondrian Fond Stipendium for Emerging Artists in 2022, along with other government and private funding such as the Amsterdam Fonds voor de Kunst, Municipality of Amersfoort, Amarte Fonds, and Prins Bernhard Cultuurfonds.
Mallah was nominated twice for the Galatea Art Prize; his paintings from the series 'A New Era' were selected for the second round of The Royal Art Prize for Modern Painting 2024, and he won the Public Prize in the Painting Category at the Business Art Award 2024.
Seller's Story
Stateless (He/They) — (b. 1990)
A Palestinian artist born and raised in Syria. He holds a bachelor's degree in Fine Arts from the St. Joost Academy in Breda and currently lives and works in Amsterdam. His art revolves around themes of war, diaspora, identity, gender, and the body. Mallah uses various art forms to document his personal and political experiences.
His work has been showcased at numerous group and solo art exhibitions, including the Chasse Theater in Breda, ALL INN in Het Hem in Zaandam, Landhuis Oud Amelisweerd Museum, Art Nordic International Fair in Copenhagen, Unfair 2023, Prospects - Art Rotterdam 2024, Art Antwerp 2024, and others. Solo exhibitions include Exbunker in Utrecht in 2021, De Ploegh in Amersfoort in 2023, No Limits Art Castle in Amsterdam in 2023, and Madé van Krimpen Art Gallery in Amsterdam in 2024.
His ongoing duo performative collaboration with his partner Rebecca Lillich// Krüger has been exhibited at Prospects-Mondrian Fonds at Art Rotterdam, Oerol Festival in Terschelling, Schunck Museum in Heerlen, Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam, Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam, and Sismògraf Festival in Olot, Spain, to name a selection.
The artist received the Mondrian Fond Stipendium for Emerging Artists in 2022, along with other government and private funding such as the Amsterdam Fonds voor de Kunst, Municipality of Amersfoort, Amarte Fonds, and Prins Bernhard Cultuurfonds.
Mallah was nominated twice for the Galatea Art Prize; his paintings from the series 'A New Era' were selected for the second round of The Royal Art Prize for Modern Painting 2024, and he won the Public Prize in the Painting Category at the Business Art Award 2024.
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Artist
Stateless
Sold with frame
No
Sold by
Direct from the artist
Edition
Original
Title of artwork
Mistress
Technique
Airbrush, Pastel
Signature
Hand signed
Country of Origin
Netherlands
Year
2025
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
30 cm
Width
40 cm
Weight
1 kg
Depiction/Theme
Portrait
Style
Contemporary
Period
2020+
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