Ali Shoraka

Known professionally as The I Do Me Guy, Ali Shoraka is a Sydney-based contemporary artist exploring the tension between control and surrender through acrylic, mixed-media, and reclaimed materials.
His practice emerged from a transition between corporate leadership in the global beauty industry and a personal reinvention through art. Each work functions as a study of resilience, identity, and transformation, translating psychological change into visual rhythm.
With layered compositions, tactile surfaces, and kinetic palettes, Shoraka’s pieces dissolve boundaries between chaos and order. They invite viewers to experience emotion before interpretation—positioning his work within abstract expressionism and contemporary material practice.
His art has been featured in curated selections on Saatchi Art and held in private collections internationally.

Harvard Business School, Strategic Leadership Program (2023)
INSEAD, Executive Education – Retail Strategic Partnership for Growth (2013)
Background in global brand and creative leadership informs a disciplined, strategy-driven studio practice merging analytical precision with artistic experimentation.

Included in curated selections on Saatchi Art spotlighting emerging contemporary voices.
Works held in private collections internationally across Australia, Europe, and North America.
Featured across digital showcases and editorial picks, reinforcing relevance in global contemporary abstraction dialogues.
Expanding participation in group and online exhibitions emphasizing resilience, transformation, and emotional abstraction.