Jamali is an internationally known artist who is collected by celebrities
such as Oprah, Elton John, Kelsey Grammar, Emeril Legasse, Jack
Welch, Tiger Woods and Todd Woodbridge. He was named one of
"The Most Fascinating People in the World" by GQ magazine in
2001. Through all these works, persistent themes and mythic imagery define a singular artistic vision. Jamali's paintings are inhabited by dream figures that appear and then fade away. Mothers, sons, lovers, and dream guides, these are the characters of Jamali's visionary cosmos. His hieroglyphs and inscriptions promise revelation without disclosing their truths easily. Always dwelling in the tension between image and abstraction, Jamali draws us toward "the beautiful resolution of opposing forces", the moment of transcendence in which art coincides with peace.
Jamali is an internationally known artist who is collected by celebrities
such as Oprah, Elton John, Kelsey Grammar, Emeril Legasse, Jack
Welch, Tiger Woods and Todd Woodbridge. He was named one of
"The Most Fascinating People in the World" by GQ magazine in
2001. Through all these works, persistent themes and mythic imagery define a singular artistic vision. Jamali's paintings are inhabited by dream figures that appear and then fade away. Mothers, sons, lovers, and dream guides, these are the characters of Jamali's visionary cosmos. His hieroglyphs and inscriptions promise revelation without disclosing their truths easily. Always dwelling in the tension between image and abstraction, Jamali draws us toward "the beautiful resolution of opposing forces", the moment of transcendence in which art coincides with peace.
