Honoring the creator Onsi Abu Seif with the Egyptian State Appreciation Award

Dr. Nevin Al-Kilani, Egyptian Minister of Culture, and Dr. Hisham Azmy, Chairman of the Supreme Council of Culture, announced after the 70th Council meeting, in the presence of Council members, the right to vote on selecting the award winners and the names of the winners of the State Appreciation Awards, in the fields of art, literature, social sciences, economics and law. In this meeting, electronic voting was held in the hall of the Supreme Council of Culture.

Onsi Abu Saif wins the State Appreciation Award The National Award in the Arts category was won by the amazing landscape and interior designer Onsi Abu Saif. He expressed his happiness, pride, and pride in the award, hoping to live up to this appreciation and honour. He explained in his statements that the award did not come late, but rather came at the right time for him.

Interior designer Onsi Abu Seif met with the audience in a special symposium and master classes within the activities of the 9th Alexandria Short Film Festival. Onsi Abu Seif's lecture attracted a large audience, who arrived early to the symposium to learn about the history of his art.

Onsi Abu Saif presented works that he had seen throughout his artistic career, including the Qarafish, Kit Kat, Sadat Days, “Halim,” and “The Cotton,” then to the decorations that he talked about how to use them effectively.

Onsi Abu Saif expresses his pride Onsi Abu Seif expressed his happiness and pride at being among the audience in Alexandria. He considers them cinematic intellectuals, and many of the details of the film originated in this case.

Onsi Abu Seif talked about the difference between an interior designer and a set designer: “An interior designer is someone who provides you with what you need. A set designer is anyone who works in the film industry. He creates the scene.”

Onsi Abu Saif went on to explain the job of the group coordinator, explaining: “Everything in the frame is my mission, and it is always linked to two needs: the person being photographed and the place inside it, and I designed this place for this event. We have to create a new reality.”