Dhaa
installation
This peace was the last project I created for the printmaking studio classes I was attending in college thus I drew inspiration from all my past experiences making and creating art which is lost in an endless circle of thinking and brainstorming and when I almost think I got an idea it slips away.
that project is the final studio printmaking project that I made so I got inspired by my experience in this major and what I always go through when I start a new project which is lost in an endless circle of thinking and brainstorming and when I almost get an idea it slip away.
Haven't you fed your kids?
In this project, I used silkscreen printing to create an artist's book that explores the experience of daydreaming. I wanted to capture the story from the perspective of a girl sitting in a car. As she begins listening to music, she slowly drifts away from reality and into an imaginary world created by her own thoughts.
Within this dreamlike world, she is free to dance and interact with unusual creatures, representing the limitless possibilities of imagination. Through this narrative, I wanted to illustrate how music can become a gateway to an inner world where reality and fantasy blend together.
Visually, I drew inspiration from street art, using its bold and expressive qualities to reflect the energy, freedom, and emotional atmosphere of the girl's daydreaming experience.
TA DAA!
Umm Ain Kahaila
In this artwork, I wanted to capture a moment from the 1970s by portraying a girl applying kohl to her eyes. I was inspired by the visual style of vintage posters, so I incorporated their bold aesthetic into the composition. I also used Ruq'ah calligraphy to reinforce the nostalgic atmosphere and enhance the authentic feel of the era.
silkscreen print
Ktateeb
drypoint
"KTATEEB" is a drypoint etching print that telling a story of one of the most tradition way of learning in saudi and the name ktateeb refers to the place of teaching children to read and write and memorize Quran.
Characters
In this project, I explored the simplification of real-life characters by transforming them into exaggerated illustrated versions while preserving their distinctive features and personalities. The goal was to create fictional-style posters that emphasized expression, shape, and visual identity through stylized exaggeration.
City of jars
In a city derived by pure imagination where its residents turn into jars the moment their feelings start to overwhelm them
