As an Egyptian-Canadian artist, I gather much of my inspiration from personal experiences, the environment, and the cultures around me. My experiences also help me realize it is through art that I feel the best at expressing and understanding myself, my identity and experiences, and the best way to communicate with others when words are not enough.

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While my recent artworks are a highly personal reflection of myself, I am always looking for an opportunity to translate what I experience into art. Although I have particular preferences that I keep returning to, I have experience in various mediums such as acrylic, oil, pastel, embroidery, photoshop&illustration, photography, and filming. I can also prepare my own canvases. I aspire to continue experimenting with different media and new approaches and techniques. 

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At the University of Toronto, I majored in visual studies and architecture with a minor in art history. I created artworks and designs and researched various topics within art and architecture history, including urban and landscape architecture. I am detail-oriented and passionate about exploring and expanding my perspectives and sharing my findings with others. 

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My art currently focuses on creating expressive portraits that reflect peoples' identities and interests with acrylic paint, vibrant colours, different materials, and texture. 

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