“Characters”

“Characters” is a series of portraits that explores the quiet intensity of human emotion through faces suspended in melancholic stillness. Each piece captures a unique psychological state, inviting the viewer to sense the subtle differences in mood, energy, and unspoken narrative behind every expression. While unified by their contemplative atmosphere, the portraits evoke a range of associations—from vulnerability and longing to resilience and introspection. Together, they form a silent chorus of emotions, offering a window into the complex and often fleeting moments that define the human experience.

“Velázquez”

Diego Velázquez’s masterful use of light, realism, and psychological depth has had a profound influence on my portrait work. His ability to capture the essence of his subjects—not just their appearance but their inner life—continues to inspire the way I approach each piece. Velázquez’s subtle yet powerful compositions, especially in works like Las Meninas, have taught me the importance of atmosphere and narrative within a portrait. I strive to channel that same timeless quality, blending classical technique with a contemporary sensibility to create portraits that are both intimate and enduring.

“Oriental vibes”

This portrait series is inspired by the elegance and symbolism of Arabic cultural elements, particularly the flowing forms of calligraphy and the graceful presence of women’s headscarves. Each artwork weaves these motifs into the composition, creating a visual dialogue between tradition and contemporary expression. The use of delicate lines, rich textures, and ornamental detail evokes an oriental atmosphere, celebrating both the strength and softness found in cultural identity. Through these portraits, I aim to honor the beauty and complexity of Arabic heritage while offering a personal interpretation that resonates on both emotional and aesthetic levels.