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It has been many months since I posted a new blog, and so with this painting and this spring, I wanted to show the hope that nature can bring into our lives; whether through art or walking into a garden. I was always inspired by Monet with his gorgeous landscapes and I definitely channeled his work in this piece. Fields of Dandelion was part of a very big commissioned project that has finally been completed. It took me a full year to finish the project and I am saddened and

'Une Promenade' was originally painted for an exhibition that was canceled due to the lockdown in Kuwait that started in March 2020. It was also sold to a collector before it was even completed, indicating a thriving interest in art even though the world is going through a pandemic. This painting done in Acrylics and Pen is a beginning of a new series that will tackle women representation and empowerment in isolation. My goal is to translate my women figure sketches to canvas

"Why do you keep your figure paintings as a gesture drawing"? One of the most asked question I have heard from clients and collectors. My response: "Why not?" This image you see is not a painting but one of my murals I collaborated with colleague Mayyar Aswad for Artspaceq8 Studio in a high-rise building in Kuwait named Crystal Towers for a fashion show event in 2017. I believe staying true to who you are as an artist is vital, therefore your identity and originality has to r