Salman Alameer

Salman Al-Ameer is a Saudi visual artist with a background in architecture and interior design. He studied Architecture at King Faisal University and later earned an MFA in Interior Design from Syracuse University in New York. After nearly twenty-five years working as an architect and interior designer, he shifted his focus toward painting and drawing.
His practice is informed by architectural thinking, academic drawing, and a sustained interest in form, light, structure, and the human body. His current work explores the body as a constructed and mutable form, where figures, hands, faces, limbs, chairs, and architectural fragments merge within compositions shaped by tension, balance, fragmentation, and transformation.
Al-Ameer has exhibited locally and internationally, including solo exhibitions in Saudi Arabia and Egypt, and has participated in several artist residencies. His work continues to investigate the relationship between body, space, memory, and lived experience.

Oil Painting, Florence Art Studio, Florence, Italy, 2019
Intensive Drawing Class, Florence Art Studio, Florence, Italy, 2018
*Figurative Art under Dramatic Light Workshop, Rome, Washington University, 2017
*MFA, Interior Design Major, Syracuse University, NY, 1996
*B. Arch and Planning, College of Architecture & Planning, King Fasial University, Dammam

Solo Exhibition, “Dear Mai” — Access Art Space, Cairo, Egypt, 2026
Solo Exhibition, “Disparity” — Mahd Alfonoun Art Gallery, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, 2025
Group Exhibition, “Afanin” — Nayala Gallery, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, 2024
Solo Exhibition, “Light and Shadow” — Saudi Society for Culture and Arts, Dammam, Saudi Arabia, 2020
30×30 Exhibition — Dhawi Gallery, Khobar, Saudi Arabia, 2020
Misk Art Experience 3 — Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, 2019
“Eastern Brush” Exhibition — Dammam International Airport, Dammam, Saudi Arabia, 2018
18th Fine Arts Exhibition — Scitech, Saudi Arabia, 2017