The artist Mohamed Wahba is a comics artist
who studied art in Japan, Korea and Egypt
Mohamed participated in many local and international exhibitions and festivals, like Storyboard festival in France, Storyboard salon in German, Urban painters in Russia & Comics week in Austrian Cultural Center in Egypt.

Graphic designer, visual artist, caricaturist, and journalist.

A graduate of the Faculty of Fine Arts, Graphic Department – Animation Division, Cairo, 1993.
Active in the Egyptian art scene since 1994.

- Member of the judging panel for the Etisalat Award for Children's Literature in Sharjah, 2021.
- Illustrated over 150 children’s books between 1997 and 2020 for various publishing houses.
- Contributed to the development of textbooks for the Egyptian Ministry of Education from 2003 to 2010 in collaboration with Egyptian publishers.
- Worked as a visual expert and art consultant for USAID in Cairo from 1998 to 2011.
- Worked in the field of advertising from 1996 to 2018.
- Worked in journalism across various publications from 1992 to 2020.

His works are held in private and institutional collections around the world.

Graphic designer, visual artist, caricaturist, and journalist.

A graduate of the Faculty of Fine Arts, Graphic Department – Animation Division, Cairo, 1993.
Active in the Egyptian art scene since 1994.

- Member of the judging panel for the Etisalat Award for Children's Literature in Sharjah, 2021.
- Illustrated over 150 children’s books between 1997 and 2020 for various publishing houses.
- Contributed to the development of textbooks for the Egyptian Ministry of Education from 2003 to 2010 in collaboration with Egyptian publishers.
- Worked as a visual expert and art consultant for USAID in Cairo from 1998 to 2011.
- Worked in the field of advertising from 1996 to 2018.
- Worked in journalism across various publications from 1992 to 2020.

His works are held in private and institutional collections around the world.

Graphic designer, visual artist, caricaturist, and journalist.

A graduate of the Faculty of Fine Arts, Graphic Department – Animation Division, Cairo, 1993.
Active in the Egyptian art scene since 1994.

- Member of the judging panel for the Etisalat Award for Children's Literature in Sharjah, 2021.
- Illustrated over 150 children’s books between 1997 and 2020 for various publishing houses.
- Contributed to the development of textbooks for the Egyptian Ministry of Education from 2003 to 2010 in collaboration with Egyptian publishers.
- Worked as a visual expert and art consultant for USAID in Cairo from 1998 to 2011.
- Worked in the field of advertising from 1996 to 2018.
- Worked in journalism across various publications from 1992 to 2020.

His works are held in private and institutional collections around the world.

Ibrahim Al-Baridi is a visual artist and caricaturist, known for his unique fabric scrap art style. He has received numerous awards, including the Sharkah International Award for Children's Literature and the State Encouragement Award for the arts. With 22 solo exhibitions since 2003, his work is featured in collections across the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, the USA, Lebanon, Japan, Germany, and Egypt. Born in March 1963, he is considered one of the most important spontaneous artists in Egypt and beyond.

The artist Wael Hamdan was born in 1971. He graduated from the Faculty of Art Education in Zamalek in 1994. He worked in the fields of graphics, advertising, art direction, photography, animation, and 3D models in Egypt and the Gulf. Exhibitions in Egypt, France, Kuwait and ten years.

The artist Wael Hamdan was born in 1971. He graduated from the Faculty of Art Education in Zamalek in 1994. He worked in the fields of graphics, advertising, art direction, photography, animation, and 3D models in Egypt and the Gulf. Exhibitions in Egypt, France, Kuwait and ten years.

The artist Wael Hamdan was born in 1971. He graduated from the Faculty of Art Education in Zamalek in 1994. He worked in the fields of graphics, advertising, art direction, photography, animation, and 3D models in Egypt and the Gulf. Exhibitions in Egypt, France, Kuwait and ten years.

Shahenda Soliman is an Egyptian Kiwi artist who migrated to New Zealand in 2007.
She graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Arts with Honours in 2013 from University of Auckland, as a painter. Her work has been displayed In a number of local and international galleries.

In her newest collection, "Inside Out", Shahenda expresses the complex emotions of the contemporary woman, torn between her nostalgia for the memories of abandon.ed homes and her travels to variqus places. She navigates daily challenges and struggles while finding solace in the company of her friends and in her ongoing inner dialogue with an imaginary bird-the only companion that listens to the feelings she tries to conceal. This bird becomes her confidant, especially during times when,.she is forced to travel or move in opposition to her deep desire for stability.

The contrast in the use of vibrant and lively c9lors In her paintings reflects the contradiction between the attempt to. hide inner emotions and their manifestation in the colors of the surrounding places and people.' This proves that what lies within us inevitably shows on the outside, no matter how hard we try to conceal it.

Two. of her paintings "Blossoming Harmony",2023 and "The Nature Within",2022 have been admitted.as part of the Haegeumgang Museum permanent. collection in South Korea.

Shahenda Soliman is an Egyptian Kiwi artist who migrated to New Zealand in 2007.
She graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Arts with Honours in 2013 from University of Auckland, as a painter. Her work has been displayed In a number of local and international galleries.

In her newest collection, "Inside Out", Shahenda expresses the complex emotions of the contemporary woman, torn between her nostalgia for the memories of abandon.ed homes and her travels to variqus places. She navigates daily challenges and struggles while finding solace in the company of her friends and in her ongoing inner dialogue with an imaginary bird-the only companion that listens to the feelings she tries to conceal. This bird becomes her confidant, especially during times when,.she is forced to travel or move in opposition to her deep desire for stability.

The contrast in the use of vibrant and lively c9lors In her paintings reflects the contradiction between the attempt to. hide inner emotions and their manifestation in the colors of the surrounding places and people.' This proves that what lies within us inevitably shows on the outside, no matter how hard we try to conceal it.

Two. of her paintings "Blossoming Harmony",2023 and "The Nature Within",2022 have been admitted.as part of the Haegeumgang Museum permanent. collection in South Korea.

Shahenda Soliman is an Egyptian Kiwi artist who migrated to New Zealand in 2007.
She graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Arts with Honours in 2013 from University of Auckland, as a painter. Her work has been displayed In a number of local and international galleries.

In her newest collection, "Inside Out", Shahenda expresses the complex emotions of the contemporary woman, torn between her nostalgia for the memories of abandon.ed homes and her travels to variqus places. She navigates daily challenges and struggles while finding solace in the company of her friends and in her ongoing inner dialogue with an imaginary bird-the only companion that listens to the feelings she tries to conceal. This bird becomes her confidant, especially during times when,.she is forced to travel or move in opposition to her deep desire for stability.

The contrast in the use of vibrant and lively c9lors In her paintings reflects the contradiction between the attempt to. hide inner emotions and their manifestation in the colors of the surrounding places and people.' This proves that what lies within us inevitably shows on the outside, no matter how hard we try to conceal it.

Two. of her paintings "Blossoming Harmony",2023 and "The Nature Within",2022 have been admitted.as part of the Haegeumgang Museum permanent. collection in South Korea.

Shahenda Soliman is an Egyptian Kiwi artist who migrated to New Zealand in 2007.
She graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Arts with Honours in 2013 from University of Auckland, as a painter. Her work has been displayed In a number of local and international galleries.

In her newest collection, "Inside Out", Shahenda expresses the complex emotions of the contemporary woman, torn between her nostalgia for the memories of abandon.ed homes and her travels to variqus places. She navigates daily challenges and struggles while finding solace in the company of her friends and in her ongoing inner dialogue with an imaginary bird-the only companion that listens to the feelings she tries to conceal. This bird becomes her confidant, especially during times when,.she is forced to travel or move in opposition to her deep desire for stability.

The contrast in the use of vibrant and lively c9lors In her paintings reflects the contradiction between the attempt to. hide inner emotions and their manifestation in the colors of the surrounding places and people.' This proves that what lies within us inevitably shows on the outside, no matter how hard we try to conceal it.

Two. of her paintings "Blossoming Harmony",2023 and "The Nature Within",2022 have been admitted.as part of the Haegeumgang Museum permanent. collection in South Korea.

Shahenda Soliman is an Egyptian Kiwi artist who migrated to New Zealand in 2007.
She graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Arts with Honours in 2013 from University of Auckland, as a painter. Her work has been displayed In a number of local and international galleries.

In her newest collection, "Inside Out", Shahenda expresses the complex emotions of the contemporary woman, torn between her nostalgia for the memories of abandon.ed homes and her travels to variqus places. She navigates daily challenges and struggles while finding solace in the company of her friends and in her ongoing inner dialogue with an imaginary bird-the only companion that listens to the feelings she tries to conceal. This bird becomes her confidant, especially during times when,.she is forced to travel or move in opposition to her deep desire for stability.

The contrast in the use of vibrant and lively c9lors In her paintings reflects the contradiction between the attempt to. hide inner emotions and their manifestation in the colors of the surrounding places and people.' This proves that what lies within us inevitably shows on the outside, no matter how hard we try to conceal it.

Two. of her paintings "Blossoming Harmony",2023 and "The Nature Within",2022 have been admitted.as part of the Haegeumgang Museum permanent. collection in South Korea.

Dowa Hattem was born in Cairo in 1970. She is a Professor & former head of Decoration department at Faculty of Applied Arts. Since 1992 she has held eleven solo exhibitions, she has represented Egypt in many international exhibitions.

Dowa has obtained many prizes in painting field. Her artwork was acquired in Culture ministry, Egyptian Modern Art Museum, Cairo Opera House, El Ahrame newspaper, Helwan University and Special acquisitions in Egypt and Spain.

The visual artist Ramia Mawlawi, originally from Syria, has been residing
in Cairo since childhood. She studied under some of Egypt’s most
prominent artists and has participated in numerous Egyptian and
international exhibitions and art forums. Her most recent exhibition was
titled “Jory”, where she stood out with her professional and creative
technique in painting flowers.

Antonella Leoni is an Italian artist in Cairo, passionate about the Art of Arabic Calligraphy
and Marbling, an expert in Islamic Art.
Her artistic approach combines ancient techniques with a mystical connotation that
makes her works known for her imagination and contemplation of the Divine.
Postgraduate Diploma in Asian Art and the Arts of Islamic World from the Holloway
University, London, and the British Museum in 2003;
Master in Fine Arts of China Painting in Milan in 2010;
Diploma in the Art of Arabic Calligraphy and Ornaments at the Academia Khalil Agha in
Cairo in 2019.

Antonella Leoni is an Italian artist in Cairo, passionate about the Art of Arabic Calligraphy
and Marbling, an expert in Islamic Art.
Her artistic approach combines ancient techniques with a mystical connotation that
makes her works known for her imagination and contemplation of the Divine.
Postgraduate Diploma in Asian Art and the Arts of Islamic World from the Holloway
University, London, and the British Museum in 2003;
Master in Fine Arts of China Painting in Milan in 2010;
Diploma in the Art of Arabic Calligraphy and Ornaments at the Academia Khalil Agha in
Cairo in 2019.

An antique door crafted from prized Azizi wood, renowned for its resilience against harsh weather conditions. It features carvings inspired by traditional Egyptian folklore