The creative experience of the artist Naguib Moeen is distinguished by characteristics that set it apart. Among these characteristics are the unity of the mass, cohesiveness, and his focus on composition and ornamentation. He also adds a seamless harmony between the aesthetics of architecture and sculpture, giving his works a unique and unconventional touch. The artist skillfully employs architectural elements as a primary component of the sculptural mass. Despite the small size of his works, they resemble fantastical monuments or meticulously constructed towers and castles. These forms depict mysterious details of an ancient legend—a legend that encompasses all the mythical tales that have passed through human imagination since the dawn of civilization.

When discussing the works of Naguib Moeen, people often focus on the influence of his studies in Italy and how his time there has reflected in his art. This is undoubtedly a significant influence that cannot be ignored. We can see it in many aspects of Moeen’s work, from the enchanting presence of Gothic architectural heritage with its prominent shapes and ornaments to the remarkable reliance on intersecting lines and the decorative tendencies that enshroud his sculptures. Arches also feature prominently among the architectural elements he employs, a recurring motif in both his early and recent works.