The Artwork of Tammam Azzam Creatively Highlights Devastation in Syria
Tammam Azzam is a talented young Syrian artist and also the witness of all the violence in his homeland. Azzam decided to use his artistic skills to combine popular Western masterpieces with actual scenes of devastation across Syria.
In early 2013, Azzam posted an image of Gustav Klimt's "The Kiss" photoshopped onto a bullet-ridden building in Damascus. The photo went viral attracting thousands of likes and shares on Facebook. Below we are going to showcase you some of the most creative masterpieces including the ‘Freedom Graffiti’ 'that has made a household name for Tammam Azzam on the global art scene.
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In early 2013, Azzam posted an image of Gustav Klimt's "The Kiss" photoshopped onto a bullet-ridden building in Damascus. The photo went viral attracting thousands of likes and shares on Facebook. Below we are going to showcase you some of the most creative masterpieces including the ‘Freedom Graffiti’ 'that has made a household name for Tammam Azzam on the global art scene.
Gustav Klimt's "The Kiss"
“Henry Matisse’s The Dance”
“Andy Warhol’s Elvis”
“Vincent van Gogh's Starry Night”
“Leonardo da Vinci’s Mona Lisa”
“Salvador Dali’s Sleep”
“Paul Gauguin’s Tahitian Women on the Beach”
“Francisco Goya’s The 3rd of May, 1808″
"Edvard Munch's The Scream"
