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Awards in 2008 held in London. As a thought leader in Design his history extends beyond the numerous commercial and residential projects and into the realm of everyday life. Fares' creative fingerprint can be seen on his own line of eyewear, photography projects and musical interests. His finesse for storytelling and eye for captivating visuals is on display in his work as an Auteur: occupying the Director's chair in a number of projects. Each project under his purview presents a unique and layered narrative. Fares gives it clarity and intent; focused through the lens of his mind's eye. The results are, in equal measure, surprising and delightful.
Egypt's most elite designers collaborated with KAHHAL 1871 in this year's event, OUTLOUD. It's where heritage meets modernity in the form of handmade carpets. This year expect the unexpected with new designers, innovative concepts, and international talks over a three-day event, in one of Cairo's most iconic locations, Radio Misr. KAHHAL 1871 in the luxury home of contemporary and heritage hand-knotted rugs, currently operated by the fifth generation oldest and most renowned manufacturers and purveyors of handmade carpets and rugs in Egypt. KAHHAL 1871 has a mission to continue developing collections and aims to achieve by announcing the collaborations with different designers which highlights the heritage of KAHHAL 1871 and the influence of modernism into its present and future collections. M-fares is happy to be partnering with KAHHAL 1871 on their OUTLOUD exhibition highlighting the collaborations focus on the heritage of KAHHAL 1871 and the influence of modernism in to our present and future collections. "Showing off my personality to be daring and wile, keeping in mind out multi layered history and expressing y design in a world of newness through creating three design lines: Heritage, Formless and Pop Art" M-Fares.
MF & Associates along with some of Egypt’s biggest talents worked together under the directorship of the Ministry of Tourism & Antiquities to bring the historic Pharaohs’ Golden Parade to life. The royal mummies were transferred to the National Museum of Egyptian Civilization in a large march, in-line with the inauguration of the museum and the opening of three halls that include the Central Exhibition Hall and the Mummies Hall.