Zena Ghossoub, born on November 28, 1984, in Zalka, Lebanon, is a multidisciplinary Lebanese artist whose creative journey bridges the worlds of fine art and interior architecture. She holds dual academic degrees: one in Interior Architecture and a Master’s degree in Fine Arts from the Lebanese University – Faculty of Architecture and Fine Arts. With a deep-rooted passion for spatial storytelling and visual expression, her work reflects the intersection of structure, emotion, and symbolism.

Her artistic evolution traces a path from early narrative-driven work to a more refined visual language rooted in abstraction, lines, and forms. Zena’s process begins with physical expression on canvas, where brushstrokes, layered textures of lines, and spontaneous colors give shape to deep emotional states. Her compositions often appear sketch-like, built through intuitive gestures that blend the immediacy of drawing with the density of painting. Each line acts as a psychological trace—sometimes sharp and raw, other times fluid and contemplative—while her use of color is expressive and symbolic, reflecting themes of memory, vulnerability, and transformation. These tactile works are later expanded through digital tools, allowing her to reinterpret and evolve her imagery across new visual dimensions.

At the core of her practice are abstracted human figures and geometric forms and lines, often merged in compositions that explore psychological tension, vulnerability, and inner transformation. Her work is deeply introspective—focused on emotional depth and existential inquiry—yet also draws inspiration from nature, structure, and cosmic themes.

This distinct artistic vision led Zena to establish GHZ ART Gallery, a platform that reflects her belief in art as a bridge between cultures. The gallery connects artists and collectors worldwide, fostering dialogue, exchange, and mutual appreciation through contemporary art.

With every canvas and curatorial project, Zena Ghossoub continues to create meaningful intersections between emotion, abstraction, and form, inviting viewers into her evolving visual universe.

Follow her work and journey at: https://zenaghossoub.com