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Tusif Ahmad Interview at The Today Show on Islam Channel
My artist talk in Saudi Arabia
Story of Prophet Muhammad PBUH
Rockingham Arts Council PD
Rosewood Hotel, UAE
Rosewood Hotel, UAE
Kiswah
Vincent van Gogh — a man who saw the world in colors no one else could, yet lived in a reality painted in shades of struggle, rejection, and heartbreak. Born in 1853, Van Gogh tried to fit into society’s mold — first as a priest, then as a schoolmaster, then as a salesman — but each attempt ended in failure. It was only when he picked up a paintbrush that his true calling emerged. Yet, even in art, recognition evaded him. He painted over 2,000 works, but sold only one in his lifetime. Poverty shadowed him, loneliness consumed him, and mental battles tore through his spirit. Van Gogh poured his soul onto canvas — from the swirling night skies of Starry Night to the vibrant fields of sunflowers — yet the world looked away. His final years were marked by isolation, hospital stays, and a relentless search for meaning. In 1890, he died at just 37, believing himself a failure. Today, his paintings are celebrated as some of the most valuable and influential works in history. His brushstrokes, once ignored, now speak to millions. This is the tragic yet inspiring story of the painter who taught the world that beauty can be born from pain, and that even in darkness, light can shine. 📌 If you believe art has the power to change the world, share this story.
Life of Vincent van Gogh
In this video, we dive deep into the story behind one of the most iconic artworks in history. Discover how a volcanic eruption in 1883 changed the European sky and inspired Munch to paint his internal fears using colors that still shake the world today. 🧠 Learn how the red sky symbolized anxiety, the black waves reflected emotional chaos, and why the figure in the painting isn’t screaming — he’s listening. ✨ We also explore: Munch's personal tragedies The emotional use of color in art Why recreating your own art is completely valid How “The Scream” became a $155 million masterpiece 🎥 Whether you're an artist or an art lover, this story will change the way you look at paintings forever. 👇 Like, Share, Comment and Subscribe for more inspiring art content!
The Pain Behind the Colors: The Story of The Scream
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