The artwork displayed here are URI Arabic students’ renditions of Arabic letters or words. This is a contest–the top three works will receive a prize. Hovering your mouse over each image will bring up a short description of the piece. Please take a moment to cast a vote for your favorite piece:
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The word for ‘koi’ in Arabic in a composition with a drawing of a koi fish, كوي, by Athena Murray
The Arabic words for snakes, in letter art rendered as snakes, أفاعي, by Austin Cedio
Hands holding the Arabic word for hope, أمل, by Hannah Collins
A tribute to medical professionals written out using health care products, شكراً, by Kristi Ryu
The letter ‘alif’ spelled rendered in pennies, ا, by Michael Bentley
The Arabic word ‘heart’ rendered as blood vessels in a rendering of a human heart, قلب, by Sarah Barber
The words, ‘that which is manifest / that which is hidden’ الظاهر \ الباطن rendered in a monochromatic gradient, by Shawn Fennell
The Arabic word for plant, colored in blended green gradient, نبتة, by Sulaiman Bilbisi
The Arabic word for root, combined with a drawn rendering of a tree, جذر, by Yusra Suhail
A map with the Arabic letters for Sublime Ottoman state, دولت عليه عثمانيه, by Zibran Amir
