Filter art

All
All types
Digital art
Pottery
Printmaking
artist
Felt
Glass
Other
Painting
Poetry
Print
Sculpture
All styles
Floral
Abstract
Contemporary
Landscape
Naive
Portraits
Stylized
All surfaces
Fine art print
Boxed canvas
Canvas
Canvasboard
Paper
Other
All medias
Digital
Digital Print
Print
Acrylic
Mixed
Oil
Watercolour
Other
Filter art Show by Show by
newest first
oldest first
price low to high
price high to low
A-Z
Z-A

Mohammed Meghraoua

Title: Scars Between Us, 2026

Scars Between Us, 2026 reflects on the marks we carry long before they become visible. Some are left on the body; others are shaped by where we grow up, how we are perceived, and the assumptions placed upon us before we are given the chance to define ourselves. Documented in Sori, Italy, the concrete court becomes a shared ground where identity, memory, and belonging come together, and where the labels placed upon us begin to matter less than the connections we make. Beyond youth, sport, and everyday moments, the series speaks to a wider need to be recognised and valued beyond the narratives others have written for us.


Status: Available
Prints: Available as prints and cards
Kind: artist, Print
Size of artwork: 59 cmcm x 84 cmcm
Style: Portraits
Including frame:
Media: Print
Surface: Ask the artist
Where to buy: Ask the artist

    Ok, so you would like to buy a print, we have loads of possibilities for you, can you let us know what you are ideally looking for and we will get you a price.



      Title: Scars Between Us, 2026

      Scars Between Us, 2026 reflects on the marks we carry long before they become visible. Some are left on the body; others are shaped by where we grow up, how we are perceived, and the assumptions placed upon us before we are given the chance to define ourselves. Documented in Sori, Italy, the concrete court becomes a shared ground where identity, memory, and belonging come together, and where the labels placed upon us begin to matter less than the connections we make. Beyond youth, sport, and everyday moments, the series speaks to a wider need to be recognised and valued beyond the narratives others have written for us.

      Add to basket


      Share