Simko Ahmed (in Japanese: 澄湖 アフマド (born 1972) is a Kurdish artist.
He moved to Japan in 1996, where he became the first Kurd to become a Japanese citizen.Simko Ahmad: From Kurdistan to Japan, A Journey of Art and Humanity, Kurdistan 24 retrieved on 17/3/2024. His work as a representation of his life experiences, ranging from contemporary surrealism to abstract forms. Furthermore, Ahmad stressed his dedication to using his work to advocate for human rights, freedom, and equality, reflecting people's struggles across the globe.
Early life and education Simko Ahmed was born in Sulaymaniyah in 1972. After graduating from high school in Erbil, he planned to study at the college of fine arts, but his teachers advised him to study engineering since it has better outcome and more stable economy. He enrolled in Salahaddin University and graduated from the college of civil engineering in 1990. He later travelled to Japan to attend the college of fine arts at the University of Tokyo.The Florence Benale exhibition opened, Kurdistan 24 (Kurdish), published in 2021/10/28.
Bibliography Colors Of Paradise, 2010 Spring never dies, 2011 Baran Art 1, 2012 Sparrows of Paradise Painting, 2018Sparrows of Paradise Painting was published in Oxford, Kurdistan 24 (Kurdish), published in 2018/10/19.
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External links
Simko Ahmed - Personal Website