Egyptian artist "Bahaa Medcour" and German artist "Ursula Schulz-Dorrnburg" are holding a photograph exhibition of historic buildings. The exhibition addresses the issues concerning the relationship between the sun and life, and the relationship between stone and clay.
The “Two Faces of Eternity” exhibition features Bahaa Medcour, and manifests the dialogue between stone and clay (both having distinct cultural features), which grounds his esthetic vision. In an exquisite blend, Medcour masterfully portrays the majestic Pyramid—the most famous stone structure and the epitome of architectural brilliance, accurate astronomical calculations, and faith—, and the clay and hay Hu tombs in Naga Hammadi (Upper Egypt) which bear bright colors and folkloric representations of immortality, a cultural obsession in pre-dynastic Egypt.