Sabri has a fetish for painting celebrities, especially pretty women, mainly actresses – very much like the way Andy Warhol exploits celebrities. A painting that looks like a mean photograph. Zhang Ziyi, Marilyn Monroe, Elizabeth Taylor, Grace Kelly, Julia Roberts, and Pretty Lady (Vicki Zhao alias Zhao Wei), or as in in Cameron Diaz. Just a pretty face with stardom glitter, not commenting about physical attributes or personal life or any controversy they are involved in. Like posters or picture cards that fans like to keep. Let’s take Cameron Diaz, the painting in question. What does Sabri’s image try to say? That she is recognizable from her films, Something About Mary; My Best Friend’s Wedding; and The Mask, even to those who haven’t seen the movies? Her screen and off-screen persona. Her personal life, her ex ‘Justin Timberlake and present beau, Good Charlotte rocker Benji Madden, and that she falls for singers? Is Sabri a fan, too, of the ones he painted, and who does he choose to paint, and why? Is it just to show off that he can paint a photograph? But it (the painting) does elicit comment about how the painted image makes one think it is a mechanically produced photograph. So is this all there is to it, a clever trick? It does show that many things are all gloss, and yes, poses the question: What is Reality? Sabri has another painting theme, something more dark psychologically, and presumably of a blown-up face “cut” into horizontal pieces and rearranged haphazardly out of shape.