Artist Biography
Mitsa Assaf is a Lebanese visual artist whose creative journey began at the early age of eight. With a formal background in graphic design, she brings a distinctive blend of technical skill and artistic intuition to her work—transforming each canvas into a vivid dialogue between form, color, and emotion.
Artist Biography
Dasha Eremeeva is a multidisciplinary Russian artist whose dynamic practice bridges fine art and design, encompassing painting, jewelry design, and conceptual photography. With a distinctive visual language rooted in symbolism and abstraction, her work often merges the human form with geometric and mythological motifs—creating pieces that feel both ancient and futuristic.
Artist Biography
Alfred Lanz (Saemulanz) – Under the artistic pseudonym Saemulanz, Alfred Lanz presents Le bleu de la nuit—a photographic homage to the color blue and its profound legacy in art history. This body of work draws inspiration from the expressive depths of iconic painters such as Yves Klein, Giorgio Morandi, Max Ernst, Cy Twombly, and Yves Tanguy. These influences are encoded in the project’s guiding acronyms—GMY (Giorgio Morandi / Max Ernst / Yves Klein) and CYY (Cy Twombly / Yves Tanguy / Yves Klein)—symbolizing a poetic fusion of artistic legacies.
Artist Biography
Alaa Albaldawi is a distinguished Iraqi contemporary artist, born on October 6, 1967, in Al-Kadhimiya, Iraq. His work bridges abstraction, symbolism, and the enduring influence of Mesopotamian heritage. With a signature style that fuses Cubist structure with expressive figuration, Albaldawi explores themes rooted in Iraqi culture, calligraphy art, displacement, and the spiritual dimensions of human existence.
Artist Biography
Background & Identity
Zena Ghossoub is best known for her internationally exhibited artworks, distinguished by a dynamic interplay between physical expression and digital interpretation. Her creative process begins with intuitive, gestural movements on canvas—where brushstrokes, texture, and raw emotion take form in mixed media. These physical works are then translated into the digital realm, not as replacements, but as extensions—tools that allow her to layer, distort, and evolve the imagery into new dimensions. At the core of her art are abstracted human figures that reflect psychological tension, vulnerability, and inner pain. While emotional and existential inquiry remains her primary focus, she also weaves in inspiration from nature, patterns, and symbolic forms, creating multidimensional compositions that touch on metamorphosis, cosmology, and the passage of time.
