The Saad Zaghloul Cultural Centre at the National Museum is hosting an art exhibition entitled ‘Silent Conversations exhibiting the work of four artists. The director of the center, Tareq al-Mamoun, said the exhibition aims to expose the human face and body through its wide range of emotions and interactions, emotional and neurological insights to compose visual dialogue. The exhibit includes photographic work by Inas Badr al-Din, who is a deeply interested in the feminine expression in the daily life of Egyptians; Prints by Belal Mekled, who uses traditional techniques in unconventional ways to produce his vision.
