Kinda Barazi

A Modern Expressionist, Kinda Barazi is a visionary artist of Kurdish-Syrian descent, born in the USA. She majored in Advertising Design and received her Yoga instructor certification in 2012. Kinda is a self-taught fine artist, painting and designing since 1986. Her work carries messages, stories, and suggested solutions aimed at progressions in life, including mysticism and spiritual apprehension of knowledge which may not be accessible to the intellect.

Her paintings utilize a ‘new’ technique, which she discovered while tampering with eco-resin, mixing it with acrylic and other media resulting in vibrant 3D effects. Many of her paintings and digital art include representations of spiritual healing elements; such as, chakras, yoga poses, and survival.

Kinda has exhibited locally and internationally in numerous prominent galleries. Her latest works include several published NFTs, Chakra Series, Trees-of-Life, and The World Map Redefined Series.
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BA in Advertising Design.

2021: "World Map Redefined" -- Solo exhibition at All Eco Design Center.

2020: "Transitions" -- Solo exhibition at Dara Global Arts.

2019: Florence Biennale.
2015: Solo exhibition at the Arlington Art Society’s Red Studios.
2014 - 2018: Group exhibitions with Vienna Art Society, McLean Art Society, and Arlington Art Society.
2011: Private Solo exhibition at D. E. Residence.
2010: Solo exhibition at The Zico House, Beirut, Lebanon.
2009: Group exhibition at The Church of St. Paul The Apostle; NYC, NY; “God Doesn’t Like Ugly”.
2008: Solo exhibition at Gallery Surface Libre, Beirut, Lebanon; “Folies -- Mad About Power”.
2007: Solo exhibition at Gallery Surface Libre, Beirut, Lebanon; “Dare Express”.
2002: Solo Exhibition at Gallery Seyhoun, Tehran, Iran; “Nature Talking” – Digital Art Exhibition.