I am an artist and researcher working across image, video, and sound to consider the plasticity of identity and memory in the Arab context. I am currently pursuing a PhD at Goldsmiths UoL researching (an)archival video practices in the Arab world. Initially, I took up photography to cope with the anxieties I felt watching my city slowly become unrecognisable. My practice is interdisciplinary, creating, collecting and collaging materials that evoke the eeriness of being suspended from a fixed time and place. At the centre of my artistic and academic work is a dedication to disrupting linearities.
My practice has been recognised as a PhMuseum Days finalist in 2022 and as a nominee for the FOAM Paul Huf Award in 2025 and the MullenLowe Nova Award in 2024. I have exhibited internationally with Youth X Mentoring, Residency 11:11, PhMuseum Days, NAFS, CHEAP Festival Bologna, and the Royal Commission of AlUla Gallery. Alongside my artistic practice, I have presented research at the London Conference of Critical Thought and work as an Associate Lecturer in the Media, Communications, and Cultural Studies department at Goldsmiths.
My practice has been recognised as a PhMuseum Days finalist in 2022 and as a nominee for the FOAM Paul Huf Award in 2025 and the MullenLowe Nova Award in 2024. I have exhibited internationally with Youth X Mentoring, Residency 11:11, PhMuseum Days, NAFS, CHEAP Festival Bologna, and the Royal Commission of AlUla Gallery. Alongside my artistic practice, I have presented research at the London Conference of Critical Thought and work as an Associate Lecturer in the Media, Communications, and Cultural Studies department at Goldsmiths.