Akram al-Adeed, a Saudi citizen, became paralyzed in both arms and legs after falling dangerously during a tournament in Kuwait ten years ago with the Saudi national handball team, but then began creating computer-assisted art.
According to Al Arabiya Net, Akram Al-Adeed said, "I have learned a new lesson from the most discouraging event of my life during the tournament in Kuwait."
"I found a unique way and learned to use a computer from scratch," he said. Developed the computer according to your needs. Learned to use a brush to create art with the help of the head. People with disabilities around the world are using this method to create art.
He said that his abilities in abstract art have increased. Attended exhibitions using more than 650 works of art. Participated in connecting people with disabilities to society and Scout.
Create scout teams for people with disabilities through a training program. In the country, people with disabilities were taught how to use computers from scratch. A training center has been set up in Al-Jawf to facilitate all kinds of disabilities.
"Riyadh has launched an abstract art treatment program at King Fahd Medical City, which has helped people with disabilities."
Akram Al-Adeed said that he got a computer in Medical City which is used with the help of head. He has also invented new ways in the world of art through his head.
"My message to the apologists is not to give up," he added. If you work with determination and intention, the disability will go away automatically. Despite the lack of resources, man can do untouchable work.
