Fragmented from a promotional material [Photo Courtesy: Event official Facebook page]The Exhibition [Photo Courtesy: Doaa Abdel Hady]One of the exhibited works [Photo Courtesy: Doaa Abdel Hady]One of the exhibited works [Photo Courtesy: Doaa Abdel Hady]The last drawining in Circle story [Photo Courtesy: Doaa Abdel Hady]Late Night paintings [Photo Courtesy: Rana Atef]CAIRO – 31 October 2017: In a new exhibition at Medrar, young talented artist Doaa Abdel Hady unveils the various phases of depression through a unique depiction of paintings in a new exhibition called “Circle,” which was inaugurated at Medrar on Monday and will run until November 2.Abdel Hady decided to symbolize the phases of depression based on personal experience through art. "It is not subjective, it is open for everyone to feel," Abdel Hady told Egypt Today.Abdel Hady uses many symbols to attract the audience such as a sand clock, ballet dancer, and wings. "The last painting could be interpreted as her either aiming to return to her circle or as her resistance and will to break her circle. The hidden, invisible monster under someone’s bed, depression is one of the most difficult psychological illnesses to comprehend. Many depressed individuals feel isolated and misunderstood because people who have never experienced depression cannot comprehend its circle.

Source: Egypt Today October 31, 2017 15:45 UTC