Paintings revealing suppressed longing and bewildered questioning. More than one style in a work and a unified technique
Ghazi Ana / Founoun Magazine (3.8.2000) Damascus

 

If I were able to say it in words I wouldn't have painted
"Her "self" is her subject, the paintings are her face."
Dr. Mahmoud Chahin / Zahrat Al-Khalij Magazine (8.7.2000) Abu Dhaby

 

The young plastic artist Sara Shamma: "Deep expressions and daring subjects"
"In my interview with her she closed all doors in my face turning me back to the main comprehensible source "her paintings" Sara Shamma picks up this silence and eloquent tool of expression with great confidence"
Dr. Mahmoud Chahin / The Weekly Tishreen (17.4.2000)

 

Sara Shamma a distorted, subjective, disclosure in form
Wafaa Sbeih / Al-Thawra Newspaper (2000)

 

The plastic artist Sara Shamma… "Identification with color and subject"
Moteeb / Nidal Al-Shaab Newspaper (27.1.2000) Damascus

 

Sara is still haunted by experimentation and the outcome is accuracy and amazement
Saad Al-Kassem / The Weekly Cultural Al-Thawra (13.2.2000) Damascus