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Mohammed Ghani Hikmat
The Soul of Baghdad: The Life and Legacy of Mohammed Ghani Hikmat Mohammed Ghani Hikmat (1929–2011) was far more than a sculptor; he was the visual poet of Iraq, an artist whose hands breathed life into the very stone and bronze that define the skyline of Baghdad. Born in the historic Kadhimiya district, a neighborhood steeped in the spiritual and cultural echoes of Islamic history, Hikmat’s relationship with art began with the earth i
tself. As a young boy, he found magic in the simple act of molding clay gathered from his surroundings, a primal connection to material that would later evolve into a sophisticated mastery over bronze and marble. This early intimacy with form laid the foundation for a career dedicated to capturing the enduring spirit of his nation. A Synthesis of Tradition and ModernityAl-Ruwad (The Pioneers) and the Baghdad Modern Art Group, Hikmat s…