What we see is not always real Print

Born in Alexandria, Egypt, and rooted in the Nubian heritage of Aswan in Upper Egypt, she is a visual artist whose work is a heartfelt dialogue between culture, memory, and identity. Drawing inspiration from African, Primitive, Native, and traditional Egyptian Folk art, my paintings echo the spiritual depth, colors, and rhythms of ancestral storytelling. Each piece the artist creates reflects a bridge between ancient heritage and contemporary expression. her artistic journey began at an early age, captivated by colors, textures, and the silent language of murals. she hold a Bachelor's, Master's, and PhD in Mural Painting from the Faculty of Fine Arts in Alexandria, where she honed both traditional and experimental techniques. Over the years, she have cultivated a practice that spans mosaic, tempera, stained glass (both leaded and adhered), oil and watercolor painting, as well as encaustic (melted wax) techniques. the artist have participated in numerous group exhibitions and led artistic workshops across Egypt, engaging communities and students in the beauty and relevance of visual storytelling. Art, for me, is both a personal and collective journey a way to honor heritage, inspire dialogue, and awaken emotional landscapes within the viewer. My work is not only about aesthetics; it’s a preservation of voices, symbols, and stories that refuse to be forgotten. Through color, pattern, and form, she seek to express what words cannot rooted in the past, yet always reaching forward.