With “Aktion Gegen Den Hunger” in Berlin. 2022

Photos by Andi Weiland | Aktion gegen Hunger

After my request for a moment of silence for all the innocent which lost their lives in the wars raging around the world.

“The Yemenis were caught up in a fierce war between two forces, one of them represented by Iran and the Houthis militias in Yemen, which invaded the cities and the capital Sana’a in September 2014, and another represented by Saudi Arabia and its alliance, which launched its war in March 2015. The Yemenis lost everything they could build in the past seven decades.”
“Today I present to you this painting, which describes the war that has been going on in Yemen for seven years, and it is titled “Piles”, where there are three severed heads hanging on stakes full of thorns, and eyes like black holes from the horror of war.”

Part of my speech to the representative Minister of Economy and Environment from the Germen government, Mr. Stephen Giegold, who attended on behalf of the Minister, in front of the Ministry, during the handover of 52,000 signatures demanding to stop the arms sales with Sebastian Friedrich-Rust the CEO of “Aktion Jegen den Hunger”, that held by the organization in Germany. 24 March 2022.
Followed by handing my painting entitled “Piles”, which depicat the war in Yemen.

بعد طلبي بالوقوف دقيقة صمت على الأبرياء الذين فقدوا أرواحهم في الحروب الدائرة حول العالم.

“وقع اليمنيون في حرب شرسة بين قوتين إحداهما ممثلة بإيران وميليشياتها في اليمن ، والتي اجتاحت المدن والعاصمة صنعاء في سبتمبر 2014 ، وأخرى ممثلة بـ المملكة العربية السعودية وتحالفها ، الذي شن حربه في مارس 2015. فقد اليمنيون كل ما استطاعوا بنائه في العقود السبعة الماضية “.
“أقدم لكم اليوم هذه اللوحة التي تصف الحرب الدائرة في اليمن منذ سبع سنوات ، وهي بعنوان” أكوام “، حيث توجد ثلاثة رؤوس مقطوعة معلقة على أوتاد مليئة بالأشواك ، وعيون مثل الثقوب السوداء. من رعب الحرب “.

جزء من حديثي إلى ممثل وزير الاقتصاد والبيئة من الحكومة الألمانية ، السيد ستيفن جيغولد ، الذي حضر نيابة عن الوزير ، أمام الوزارة ، أثناء تسليم 52000 توقيع يطالبون بوقف مبيعات الأسلحة مع سيباستيان فريدريش روست الرئيس التنفيذي لـ “Aktion Jegen den Hunger” ، التي عقدتها المنظمة في ألمانيا. 24 مارس 2022.
تلا ذلك تسليم لوحي بعنوان “أكوام” التي تصور الحرب في اليمن.

“Befor the War” Comic by Imperial Museum of War, about Murad SUBAY.

“Befor the War”

The title of the comic, published today by”The imperial museum of Wars” in London, in which my work and my experience in street art are presented through 10 slids of comics, and it is accompanied by an audio material in which I talk about bright sides in Yemen.

Comics by the artist: Pan Cooke

Here you can find the link of the audio interview.

Eva and War

Eva and War

Eve and war
Inspired by the mythology of Eve’s apple, and after losing her child and limbs, and the unablity to protect what was left of her beloved child, here Eva is trying to return the apple (bomb) to the sky.

An apple that was in fact a mere of trap for the eternal death on earth, and the symbol of brutality of humans among each other.

A painting by the Yemeni artist, Murad Subay, in which he embodied the horror of war.
acrylic on canvas
140cm X 160cm
France

War Helmet 80s-90s

War Helmet Collection

 

“Face of War” with black and white, and a red background.
The second work from the “War Helmet” collection by Yemeni artist Murad Subay, on a military helmet that served in one of the armies, between the eighties and the nineties of the last century.

Details:
acrylic on steel
France
2022

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To obtain one, please contact us.

War Helmet

 War bells are ringing across the world, a dangerous turn that requires all of us to stand up, and against the continuation of wars that are also still burning.

 The work of the artist Murad Subay, a painting on a military helmet, where on the front side of the helmet a “face of war” depicting the its horror, and on the other side an endless circle with a red background as a black hole, depicting the continuation of wars around the planet, that swallowing everything

  Hatred is an endless circle.

To buy one of Subay’s artwork, please contact, for more details:
Contact: muradsubay7@gmail.com
Website: http://www.muradsubay.com

“Subjugation”

Subjugation

acrylic on canvas

160 cm X 130 cm

“The Intolerance” mural, Marseille, 19 December 2021.

“The Intolerance”
“Intolerance destroy civilizations”
On a wall at the city of street art, Marseille, December 19, 2021

Special thanks to the French artist Germain Prévost, Stephane Moscato and the City of Street Art for their support of my mural.

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“The Intolerance”
“Intolerance destroy civilizations”
On a wall at the city of street art, Marseille, December 19, 2021

Special thanks to the French artist Germain Prévost, Stephane Moscato and the City of Street Art for their support of my mural.

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What Banksy did next: five fresh ideas for the street art agitator in 2016

It’s been a busy 2015 for Banksy, who opened his own theme park and intervened in Europe’s refugee crisis. Here’s how he should wield his spraycan next year

Banksy’s graffiti portrait of Steve Jobs at the Jungle migrant camp, Calais, France: the artist offered disused materials from his Dismaland project to build shelters at the camp.
Banksy’s graffiti portrait of Steve Jobs at the Jungle migrant camp in Calais, France: the artist offered disused materials from his Dismaland project to build shelters at the camp. Photograph: Sipa/Rex/Shutterstock
Nell Frizzell

Nell Frizzell

Mon 28 Dec 2015 10.00 GMT

It’s been quite the year for every council worker’s favourite stencil owner. From his tour of Gaza to bringing Steve Jobs to Calais’s largest refugee camp, Banksy has highlighted the politics of many of 2015’s most troubled regions. Where he goes next is anyone’s guess. Surely it can’t be long until he’s asked to join Geri Halliwell in the hallowed corridors of the UN as a goodwill ambassador.

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Joe Sacco’s opinion about “Supreme Council of Terrorism” mural.

“The mural you painted in Berlin is genius! One of the best political statements I have seen during the post 9/11 period. Congratulations!”
Joe Sacco

I am honored by recieving this words from great and the legend artist of Political comics “Joe Sacco”, commenting on my mural “Supreme Council of Terrorism”, that I had done in Berlin.

Two years ago in London, I had the chance to meet him, and I had an interesting discssion about politics and art, which inspired me later.

‘Yemen’s Banksy’: Murad Subay creates art against war in Berlin/ On “DW”

‘Yemen’s Banksy’: Murad Subay creates art against war in Berlin

Yemen remains the world’s worst humanitarian crisis, say humanitarian organizations. At the Human Rights Film Festival in Berlin, street artist Murad Subay comments on the horrors of war.

‘The Faces of War’: Murad Subay working on his mural at the Berliner Union Film Ateliers

Seven black-and-white portraits line up against a red background. Huge black holes replace the figures’ eyes. “Wars are one of the evil roots, turning humans into monsters, victims, and others watching and ignoring,” writes artist Murad Subay in a caption next to his mural.

Continue reading “‘Yemen’s Banksy’: Murad Subay creates art against war in Berlin/ On “DW””