Jabal Al-Zumurrud

Mansoura Ezz Eldin meticulously embroider this superb narrative as a jewelry maker, blending stones, colors, and shapes with exquisite craftsmanship, where she evokes the legendary primal desire to create, and the tragedy of prophecies and destinies. She breaks the supposed law of documenting women through creativity, and she waters daily with the water of life that grows the herb of immortality. She indulges in the pleasure of soaring in the horizon of "One Thousand and One Nights" with winged imagination, fabricating her language, controlling its rhythm, and connecting the interrupted stories in a special adventure, to produce a new Eastern color of enchanted realism sprinkled with generous gemstones. Dr. Salah Fadl Mansoura Ezz Eldin understood the essence of "One Thousand and One Nights," its significance as a talisman against death, and she launched into astonishing horizons, with a level of maturity and mastery truly impressive. She realized that the logic of the nights (and perhaps the law of art as well) is to break the traditional logic, to turn to imagination that not only reconfigures the parts into a cohesive whole but also reshapes time like a piece of clay. Mahmoud Abdel Shakur