Zeina Ghossoub

Zeina Ghossoub is a Lebanese contemporary visual artist whose practice explores transformation, identity, perception, and the evolving relationship between the human being and the systems that shape contemporary life. Working across painting, sculpture, and mixed media, she develops abstract visual languages that move between organic forms, fragmented structures, movement, and layered surfaces.

Her work reflects an ongoing dialogue between the internal and external worlds, exploring how identity is continuously formed, disrupted, and transformed. Influenced by ideas of transformation, connectivity, and cybernetic systems, her practice combines intuitive mark-making with structured compositions to create works that invite personal interpretation and emotional engagement.

Based in Lebanon, Ghossoub continues to develop her studio practice while exhibiting and presenting her work internationally.

Ghossoub holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts from Lebanese University, a degree in Interior Design from Notre Dame University, and an MFA. Alongside her artistic practice, she is the founder of GHZ ART Gallery, an international art platform dedicated to supporting artists and connecting contemporary art with collectors worldwide.