Rania Saade, a Lebanese artist on her way to the top. Lyrical early  neo-cubism compositions come to life through autonomously well-structured forms and evocative colors escaping the frontiers of creative imagination and nostalgic expressions. She studied in the Near East, yet her art encompasses universal, multidimensional esthetical definitions and multilayered genres of various abstract periods. The world of her palette offers  warm and humanistic sceneries and landscapes of her beautiful Lebanon, as well as magnificently projected avant-garde visionary universe of lost and captured lyrical surrealism. Saade's art is sublime in its abstract form, warm in its relation to nature, facades of old houses she cherishes and challenging in its dialogue with intriguing collage. Rania Saade is a first class artist paving the way of unsurpassed creativity to a new generation of talented artists in the Near East. Her work is a great addition to the world of contemporary art. Saade is a name to remember and revere.

Critique by Maximillien de Lafayette, Monthly Herald, Editor-in-Chief, WACJ Senior Art Critic.