Professor and Head of the Department of Photography at the Faculty of Fine Arts, Minya University - Member of the Syndicate of Plastic Artists. Member of the Artists and Writers Group at Atelier Cairo. - Nominated for a month to participate in the Naples Biennale in Italy in 1996. - Obtained an internal scholarship for the doctoral stage from 2000 to 2005. - Received a two-year grant to compile scientific material in the field of mural art for the doctoral stage from the Faculty of Arts and Education, University of Siegen, Germany. - Obtained a two-year scholarship to study graphic art at the studio of the German artist Daniel Heiss, a professor at the Faculty of Arts and Education, University of Siegen in 2002. - Received a scholarship for the professorship stage in mural painting from the Faculty of Fine Arts, University of Murcia, Spain in 2015. - Received numerous artistic grants from the Cultural Palaces Authority and the Cultural Development Fund. - He has many scientific and practical research papers and publications in the field of visual arts. - Supervises many academic scientific research projects for a group of researchers. - Participates in the visual art movement since 1991 to the present.

Professor and Head of the Department of Photography at the Faculty of Fine Arts, Minya University - Member of the Syndicate of Plastic Artists. Member of the Artists and Writers Group at Atelier Cairo. - Nominated for a month to participate in the Naples Biennale in Italy in 1996. - Obtained an internal scholarship for the doctoral stage from 2000 to 2005. - Received a two-year grant to compile scientific material in the field of mural art for the doctoral stage from the Faculty of Arts and Education, University of Siegen, Germany. - Obtained a two-year scholarship to study graphic art at the studio of the German artist Daniel Heiss, a professor at the Faculty of Arts and Education, University of Siegen in 2002. - Received a scholarship for the professorship stage in mural painting from the Faculty of Fine Arts, University of Murcia, Spain in 2015. - Received numerous artistic grants from the Cultural Palaces Authority and the Cultural Development Fund. - He has many scientific and practical research papers and publications in the field of visual arts. - Supervises many academic scientific research projects for a group of researchers. - Participates in the visual art movement since 1991 to the present.

Professor and Head of the Department of Photography at the Faculty of Fine Arts, Minya University - Member of the Syndicate of Plastic Artists. Member of the Artists and Writers Group at Atelier Cairo. - Nominated for a month to participate in the Naples Biennale in Italy in 1996. - Obtained an internal scholarship for the doctoral stage from 2000 to 2005. - Received a two-year grant to compile scientific material in the field of mural art for the doctoral stage from the Faculty of Arts and Education, University of Siegen, Germany. - Obtained a two-year scholarship to study graphic art at the studio of the German artist Daniel Heiss, a professor at the Faculty of Arts and Education, University of Siegen in 2002. - Received a scholarship for the professorship stage in mural painting from the Faculty of Fine Arts, University of Murcia, Spain in 2015. - Received numerous artistic grants from the Cultural Palaces Authority and the Cultural Development Fund. - He has many scientific and practical research papers and publications in the field of visual arts. - Supervises many academic scientific research projects for a group of researchers. - Participates in the visual art movement since 1991 to the present.

Dina Barakat, a Lebanese painter based in Cairo, explores heritage and relationships through vibrant colors and shapes in her contemporary and abstract art. Her artworks have been showcased in several exhibitions around Egypt.

Eman Hakim held 15 solo exhibitions, participated in Many Group Represented Egypt internationally, she wins the prize “ The International Artist for Peace”. A member & participated with Pastel Society of America 2021, Fine Art Society in Adelaide Australia 2022.

Ahmed abdelrhman
Visual artist. Born in Cairo, April 1968. Graduated from the Faculty of Fine Arts. Decoration Department, 1990

Ahmed abdelrhman
Visual artist. Born in Cairo, April 1968. Graduated from the Faculty of Fine Arts. Decoration Department, 1990

Heidi Galil
Born 1979 in Cairo, Egypt.An Egypt based artist, Heidi Galil has been perfecting her skills in arts since 2018. Originally anarchitect, Heidi blended her architectural experience with her artistic skills and love for colors.She uses several techniques and mediums such as oil and acrylic on canvas and wood.

Suhayla Seliman is a multi-disciplinary artist from Cairo, Egypt, whose work delves into human emotion and identity. Exhibited at Youth Salon, Dai Arab Youth, & many local galleries. her pieces merge surrealism & symbolism in a contemporary manner that speaks in raw form

Suhayla Seliman is a multi-disciplinary artist from Cairo, Egypt, whose work delves into human emotion and identity. Exhibited at Youth Salon, Dai Arab Youth, & many local galleries. her pieces merge surrealism & symbolism in a contemporary manner that speaks in raw form

Dina Barakat, a Lebanese painter based in Cairo, explores heritage and relationships through vibrant colors and shapes in her contemporary and abstract art. Her artworks have been showcased in several exhibitions around Egypt.

Dina Barakat, a Lebanese painter based in Cairo, explores heritage and relationships through vibrant colors and shapes in her contemporary and abstract art. Her artworks have been showcased in several exhibitions around Egypt.

Izabela Uchman is a Cairo-based Polish artist and conservator of fine arts. She earned master’s degree with distinction from Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw in 2002; since then was cooperating with many culture institutions including UNESCO. She originated her own type of artwork named as “LETTEREALITY”- a literary picture, which transforms selected texts into unique visual forms. Her main goal is to create the distinguishable reality where the plastic forms inspired by the poetry and philosophy coexist in harmony with their meaning. Artist’s style combines symbols rooted in various cultures, reflecting her special interest in Arabic calligraphy, ornamentation and ancient Egyptian art.

She explores relation between individual and cultural heritage, which encloses not only inspiring diversity revealed in many different ideas, but also common principles and collective achievements of human knowledge and experience. Uchman tries to discover the new aspects of “identity” and “cultural affiliation” creating artistic platform for a intercultural dialog.

Izabela Uchman’s art has been presented in numerous exhibitions and publication. Her works are showcased in public and private collections in Europe, Middle East, USA; they were acclaimed and purchased by the National Museum of Ethnology in Osaka.
 

Izabela Uchman is a Cairo-based Polish artist and conservator of fine arts. She earned master’s degree with distinction from Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw in 2002; since then was cooperating with many culture institutions including UNESCO. She originated her own type of artwork named as “LETTEREALITY”- a literary picture, which transforms selected texts into unique visual forms. Her main goal is to create the distinguishable reality where the plastic forms inspired by the poetry and philosophy coexist in harmony with their meaning. Artist’s style combines symbols rooted in various cultures, reflecting her special interest in Arabic calligraphy, ornamentation and ancient Egyptian art.

She explores relation between individual and cultural heritage, which encloses not only inspiring diversity revealed in many different ideas, but also common principles and collective achievements of human knowledge and experience. Uchman tries to discover the new aspects of “identity” and “cultural affiliation” creating artistic platform for a intercultural dialog.

Izabela Uchman’s art has been presented in numerous exhibitions and publication. Her works are showcased in public and private collections in Europe, Middle East, USA; they were acclaimed and purchased by the National Museum of Ethnology in Osaka.
 

Izabela Uchman is a Cairo-based Polish artist and conservator of fine arts. She earned master’s degree with distinction from Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw in 2002; since then was cooperating with many culture institutions including UNESCO. She originated her own type of artwork named as “LETTEREALITY”- a literary picture, which transforms selected texts into unique visual forms. Her main goal is to create the distinguishable reality where the plastic forms inspired by the poetry and philosophy coexist in harmony with their meaning. Artist’s style combines symbols rooted in various cultures, reflecting her special interest in Arabic calligraphy, ornamentation and ancient Egyptian art.

She explores relation between individual and cultural heritage, which encloses not only inspiring diversity revealed in many different ideas, but also common principles and collective achievements of human knowledge and experience. Uchman tries to discover the new aspects of “identity” and “cultural affiliation” creating artistic platform for a intercultural dialog.

Izabela Uchman’s art has been presented in numerous exhibitions and publication. Her works are showcased in public and private collections in Europe, Middle East, USA; they were acclaimed and purchased by the National Museum of Ethnology in Osaka.
 

Izabela Uchman is a Cairo-based Polish artist and conservator of fine arts. She earned master’s degree with distinction from Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw in 2002; since then was cooperating with many culture institutions including UNESCO. She originated her own type of artwork named as “LETTEREALITY”- a literary picture, which transforms selected texts into unique visual forms. Her main goal is to create the distinguishable reality where the plastic forms inspired by the poetry and philosophy coexist in harmony with their meaning. Artist’s style combines symbols rooted in various cultures, reflecting her special interest in Arabic calligraphy, ornamentation and ancient Egyptian art.

She explores relation between individual and cultural heritage, which encloses not only inspiring diversity revealed in many different ideas, but also common principles and collective achievements of human knowledge and experience. Uchman tries to discover the new aspects of “identity” and “cultural affiliation” creating artistic platform for a intercultural dialog.

Izabela Uchman’s art has been presented in numerous exhibitions and publication. Her works are showcased in public and private collections in Europe, Middle East, USA; they were acclaimed and purchased by the National Museum of Ethnology in Osaka.
 

Izabela Uchman is a Cairo-based Polish artist and conservator of fine arts. She earned master’s degree with distinction from Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw in 2002; since then was cooperating with many culture institutions including UNESCO. She originated her own type of artwork named as “LETTEREALITY”- a literary picture, which transforms selected texts into unique visual forms. Her main goal is to create the distinguishable reality where the plastic forms inspired by the poetry and philosophy coexist in harmony with their meaning. Artist’s style combines symbols rooted in various cultures, reflecting her special interest in Arabic calligraphy, ornamentation and ancient Egyptian art.

She explores relation between individual and cultural heritage, which encloses not only inspiring diversity revealed in many different ideas, but also common principles and collective achievements of human knowledge and experience. Uchman tries to discover the new aspects of “identity” and “cultural affiliation” creating artistic platform for a intercultural dialog.

Izabela Uchman’s art has been presented in numerous exhibitions and publication. Her works are showcased in public and private collections in Europe, Middle East, USA; they were acclaimed and purchased by the National Museum of Ethnology in Osaka.