Mohammad Jaber was born into a family that valued creativity and expression. From an early age he showed a strong interest in visual arts, drawing and painting whenever he could. His childhood environment, rich in colour and texture, would later influence his approach to abstraction and landscape. In these formative years he developed a disciplined yet intuitive way of working that would characterise his practice for decades to come.
As a Young Man
As a young man Mohammad Jaber pursued formal training in the arts while exploring different media and styles. This period was marked by experimentation with realism and figurative work, as well as an increasing attraction to abstraction. The tension between representation and abstraction would become a central theme in his later oeuvre.
Formation and Breakthrough
During his formative years as an artist, Mohammad Jaber established a distinctive visual language that combined traditional techniques with a contemporary sensibility. His work began to gain recognition in local and regional exhibitions. This period of consolidation laid the groundwork for the international acclaim that would follow.
Exploring Abstraction
In the following decade Mohammad Jaber deepened his engagement with abstraction, producing series that explored colour, gesture, and structure. His abstract works often retain a subtle connection to the natural world—landscape, light, and organic form—while pushing the boundaries of non-representational painting. These explorations have become among his most celebrated bodies of work.
International Acclaim
Mohammad Jaber's work has been shown in galleries and institutions internationally. His paintings are held in private and public collections. He continues to live and work with the same commitment to innovation and authenticity that has defined his career from the beginning.