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Haidar Al Shamary standing against a wall painted with a pointillist autumn tree

“I am attracted to light, shadow and colourful bright scenery.”

Haidar Al Shamary · Oil & acrylic · Wimbledon, London

Plates

Works

About

The artist

As a self taught artist I have enjoyed exploring different mediums focusing mostly on oil and acrylic paints.

Since a young age I have always had a strong imagination, often finding myself sketching around my school work!

As I began to create artwork I have found that I am attracted to light, shadow and colourful bright scenery.

I believe that as I produce more artwork I am still learning different techniques to help improve my skills further.

Haidar paints in oil and acrylic and is a member of the Worple Art Group in Wimbledon, London.

Haidar at his easel, painting a fox in a blue suit and orange tie
Well-used brushes standing in jars in the studio Bottles of red, pink and orange acrylic paint on a studio shelf
In the studio

Exhibitions

Where to see the work

Next
20–21 Nov 2026

Worple Art Group — Autumn Exhibition

St Mark’s Church, Wimbledon, London · Free entry

Apr 2026

Worple Art Group — Spring Exhibition

St Mark’s Church, Wimbledon, London

Twice yearly

Member, Worple Art Group

Wimbledon art group founded in 1983 · around 20 members · worplegroup.co.uk

Exhibition history is still being confirmed with the artist — further shows will be added.

Contact

Enquiries

Haidar holding a painted portrait of a black and tan dog
Bespoke paintings commissioned

Or write directly to haidar-alsh@hotmail.co.uk
Instagram @haidar.art · Facebook Haidar Art

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