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As a Syrian-Canadian disabled queer artist, my practice exists at the intersection of displacement, resilience, and identity. My work is a reclamation of space—an assertion that the layered complexities of my existence are not only valid but vital to contemporary art and culture.Drawing from a heritage shaped by migration and a body shaped by difference, I explore themes of visibility, fragmentation, and survival. My art challenges dominant narratives by centering lived experiences that are often silenced or erased. Through mediums that may include mixed media, text, or digital expression, I work to disrupt the binary structures that limit how we understand identity, ability, and belonging.Disability is not a limitation in my work—it is a source of innovation. Queerness is not a footnote—it is a lens through which I reimagine intimacy, power, and resistance. My diasporic roots inform an ongoing negotiation between memory and futurity, loss and possibility.Creating art is an act of radical self-definition. It is how I speak to ancestors and future kin. It is how I make visible the beauty, contradiction, and strength in living a life that defies easy categorization.My clients throughout the years have included Xerox, The Calgary Stampede, Papa Murphy’s, Calgary Comic and Entertainment Expo, and Oakland First Fridays but my true focus has always been the intimate, emotional connection between art and healing.Thank you for being here. I hope something in my work finds its way into your own story of becoming.