Quick Facts:

Throughout the past six years, I have been working on long-term research investigating different forms of labor and its intersectional trajectories of artistic labor and domestic work on both the individual and collective levels. Engaging with the systems and infrastructure of social and cultural systems in this context, all are put into question to be negotiated. My practice delves into the concept of “play” across text, drawing, installation, performance, and video. 
And out of my interest in the notion of artistic labor, I have a strong belief in collective learning/work, collaboration and sharing resources. I am part of two collectives that focus on sharing resources, knowledge production and supporting models. The first one is “K-oh-llective”, an online platform that provides and shares resources and facilitates conversations between art practitioners in the MENA region. And the second collective is concerned with the collective space for working mothers in art.

I write texts whether commissioned interviews and essays, artistic contribution, or the form of artistic production.