Exiled Artist Shihab: A Journey of Art and Resilience
By: Professional Journalist
Shihab Rukhiya Udinur’s story is one of resilience and a testament to the power of art in the face of adversity. Having spent 20 years in exile in Dubai, Shihab’s journey from a reluctant student to a renowned artist is nothing short of inspiring.
At the age of fourteen, Shihab, the eldest breadwinner in his family, flew to Dubai to make a living. Despite his initial disinterest in academics, he found solace in painting during his small jobs in the country. His talent was recognized when the manager of his office, Preeti Chechi, saw his work and encouraged him to pursue design, which ultimately led to a promotion as a document manager.
Shihab’s artistic journey began with portraits, drawing inspiration from his teachers and the indescribable happiness he found in his work. His love for art continued to evolve as he captured the essence of his surroundings, from street scenes to the faces of his friends. In 2018, he used his art to raise funds for flood victims, a testament to his commitment to using his talent for the greater good.
While in Qatar, Shihab’s artistic prowess shone through in film exhibitions and outdoor painting collaborations. His dedication to his craft is unwavering, with plans to participate in the World Art Dubai event in 2024 and preparation for an exhibition at the Kerala Lalithakala Akademi in the same year.
Shihab’s artistic journey has not been without recognition, as he recently sold a piece for a substantial price, a nod to his growing reputation as an artist. His passion for art has also been passed down to his children, who have all shown interest in different areas of the craft.
For Shihab, the greatest joy and satisfaction come from painting, a sentiment that is reflected in his dedication to using his art for charitable causes, earning him accolades in art galleries. His story is one of resilience, passion, and the transformative power of art.
I love taking portraits. Gurudakshina draws the teachers who taught him during his studies. Shihab says that the happiness given by Yai is indescribable.
“Happiness is more valuable than a reward to those who receive it.” Ranja thinks and smiles. P How do I teach? He started painting to mark his exile, Kasar Kotukaran Shihab doesn’t even think about it these days. Today, amidst the rush of work in Dubai, the hearts of Shihab’s friends will run to many places to migrate to, and he will find them To pass on what was poured.
Shihab Rukhiya Udinur has been in exile for 20 years. At the age of fourteen, Upa Marikumbol, the eldest breadwinner in the family, flew to Dubai to attend. He had no love for letters during his studies. This is when work and other things have come down to public places. Ru Varakaran was found to be hiding. He learned to paint between small jobs in the country. The shop is complete with banner text and a few pieces of artwork, I had to cross the stairs. Shihab’s head was painted by Preeti Chechi, the manager of the office where he worked. The line changed. Design is taught at the company’s expense. And promotion as document manager.
I love taking portraits. Gurudakshina draws the teachers who taught him during his studies. Shihab says Yai’s happiness cannot be expressed. Udinur Govt. Senior High, Udinur Central AUP During periods of exile, teachers in schools are When he arrived, he shared his love for his teachers. Ayalva continues to inspire the artists of the country even today. The mother is Siyaya Kartyayani. In the early days, there were more pictures of movie stars. He smiled. Later it became pictures of friends. Now, taking and clicking photos of friends on social media Another hobby is cooking. Along with that, the street scenes and people during the holidays in Dubai I will copy.
2018 flood victims to receive photos A good amount of money was collected by selling Rach. Shihab Tulsa to raise a flood relief fund at the Kanhangad bus stand Many people participated in the creation of a Mayan caricature, which is During the periods that fall during the exile, these It is also a practice to do what you can .
While in Qatar, many film exhibitions are arranged. Shihabi, the color of the village scenery is as bright as a pea, and his canvases are magnificent. United Arab Emirates Collaboration with artist groups and outdoor painting They also engage in copying. Currently, efforts are being made to participate in the World Art Dubai event in 2024. And the Kerala Lalithakala Akademi held in January of the same year The work of preparing paintings to be exhibited at the RT Gallery Tuppahs also continue.
Photo taken by Shihab
How many pictures did you take? Shihab has no answer as to who gave it to him. The greatest joy and satisfaction comes from painting, Shihab’s side is Humati. When art exhibitions are organized as part of relief activities This exiled artist received a gift from the collector Kasarkot Heartwarming memories of The picture exhibited at Kasarkot Periya Ampalam Kaliatta sold for a huge price.Shihab thinks this is recognition of an artist in it.
Photo taken by Shihab
Predeceased by father Kathim and mother Ruqiya. The brothers are Ashraf, Naseema, Suhra and Muneer. Jasmina’s wife. The children are Jahana, Jasma, Ruqiya and Fatwima. All children are interested in different areas of art. All the awards in the participating art galleries came to him
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