Reflections in Bloom Painting

Rawan Al Adwan is an accomplished artist whose work in painting and ceramics reflects a profound cultural interplay between the East and West. Originally from Jordan, Rawan spent seven years in London before relocating to Switzerland in 2019. She holds a bachelor’s degree in fine arts, earned in 1995, and has further refined her skills through drawing courses in London. Rawan is also a proud member of the Chelsea Art Club in London, where she engages with a vibrant community of artists. Her artistic practice is characterized by a vibrant blend of antique and complementary colours, where soft, muted tones coexist with bold, vibrant hues. This dynamic interplay of colours evokes the beauty of her surroundings and serves as a metaphor for the passage of time and the influences of ancient rock art. Rawan’s paintings often feature rich textures, inviting viewers to engage with the tactile quality of her work. Primarily abstract, symbolic, and expressionist in nature, Rawan’s art conveys a sense of childlike innocence and humour. Her unique style captures the essence of her experiences, nature, and cultural heritage, allowing her to express beauty from diverse environments. The cultural heritage of Jordan, an integral part of our global cultural tapestry, informs her work, enriching it with depth and significance. Her artworks create a dialogue about the various beauties and environments that shape our world. Rawan has exhibited her paintings at notable venues, including the Jordan Museum, Phoenix Ancient Art Gallery, and various galleries in London, Italy, Austria, Washington D.C., the UAE, and Switzerland. She aspires to expand her exhibitions to renowned galleries around the world, believing that her work evokes a sense of imagination, humour, energy, and serenity. Her paintings transport viewers to another world, where peace, love, and beauty coexist, aiming to achieve a sense of prosperity that resonates with humanity across the globe. A significant aspect of Rawan's work is her passion for contemporizing ancient art forms, particularly rock art. Over the years, she has travelled to the northeastern region of Jordan to capture photographs that reflect the ancient rock formations, often navigating the harsh desert landscape. On one memorable occasion, she and her team became lost in the desert, risking their safety to bring back artworks that resonate with audiences who appreciate unique art.