*Title: Wael Al-Dahdouh: The Voice of Truth

Concept:: This artwork focuses on the character design of journalist Wael Al-Dahdouh, known for his bravery in covering difficult events and the dangers faced by journalists in conflict zones. The design aims to embody the spirit of courage and determination that Wael possesses.

Hydrus (هيدروس/ هدرس) is an Egyptian mythical animal which lives in the Nile river. It’s considered the crocodile’s enemy. The Hydrus would roll itself in mud before getting eaten only to eat the crocodile from the inside and get out from its stomach. It has no set appearance but mostly known as a serpent. Some says it’s a many-headed water dragon.

Mixed media, I used my original photography and blend it with colors, I want to reflect Egyptian streets from my own perspective

We create happiness that makes you eager to look at.

“Style Icons” is a project celebrating iconic Egyptian entertainers who redefined bold self-expression. Featuring Samir Ghanem, the comedic genius; Shaaban Abdel Rahim, the vibrant Shaabi singer; and Shafiqa, the legendary folk artist. This homage highlights their unique styles and cultural influence, showcasing how their fashion and charisma left an everlasting mark on Egypt’s artistic heritage.

Altanora is one of the most prominent things in Egyptian heritage and it is used in the Mawlid. In this work, I wanted to highlight it in a place by itself. The man was swimming in his spirit with the skirt, dancing and not caring about anything. In the party, there were many children playing happily in a simple Egyptian neighborhood.

I love experimenting and mixing between photography of Egyptian buildings and textures, graphics and typography to build more artistic visual.

the infatuated remnants of historical legacy of sociological identities of individuals that are ingrained in structure and facets of the society we live in — I would like to propose the post stage of civilization where the constructive of our ideas and innovation is transformed into something revolutionary thinking about how we understand about the pre-existing traditions and thereby propose new innovations with creativity and intellect

Modern Animal Journal 2024 is a newspaper sized calendar with drawings of animals illustrating each month to come. The journal is for keeping track of your annual journey with space to organize your thoughts, intentions, and instinctively let your animal free!

The human brain. A vital, complex, powerful organ. Controller of all body activities, it allows us to think, feel and act. Inside it, lies a compelling faculty: the Memory. A mysterious neurochemical process that is crucial to the human experience. Crucial, but far from being perfect. Memory has its flaws and pitfalls.
In this book we address the matter of uncertainty.

Is our memory reliable? Can our memory be altered? Can we protect our memory? These questions are investigated in the form of a

Bedroom Thoughts is an ongoing project that bloomed in 2021 as an outlet for unfiltered emotional expression. Romanticizing the day to day, the project acts as a snapshot of the
individual’s emotional spiral as a captured scene from a third person’s perspective. The rawness of those emotional states are represented in messy lines, bold coloring, rough textures and detailed compositions.

“old school.” It generally refers to something classic, vintage, or traditional.

For Baqsam lovers.
Baqsam is a rectangular piece of dough that is baked twice until it becomes solid and does not break easily. Iraqis eat it after dipping it in hot drinks such as tea or milk.

What if the artist Naïka sang Ma Chérie in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, specifically in Al-Ahsa, at Al-Uqair Beach?

Believing in the importance of cultural and linguistic diversity, this study explores the potential of the endangered Nubian language, which is not properly documented in writing and is only preserved by the tongues of its speakers.

In Egypt, a person who ignores reality is said to ‘live in watermelon water’. In this work, this popular expression was projected onto a futuristic scene that embodies a state of indifference with a futuristic and sarcastic vision.

Aisha Shalaby is an Egyptian Art Director and multidisciplinary artist based in Istanbul, working under the persona Cairopatra, reflecting her heritage and modern creative vision. She blends her painting and digital design practices, drawing inspiration from her Egyptian and Arab roots to create vibrant, surreal works exploring emotions and introspection. Currently focused on oil painting, branding, and analog photography, Aisha’s work seeks to connect deeply, sparking resonance beyond language.

In Egypt’s bustling streets, the toktok symbolizes daily life—simple yet essential, weaving through alleys to serve all. But what if this cultural icon leaped into the future? My work presents a satirical and imaginative vision of tomorrow’s Egypt, where the toktok hovers, carrying the same Egyptian spirit. Its witty slogans remain unchanged, even as its form evolves—an enduring reflection of Egypt’s identity, resilient through time, blending progress with timeless soul.