My name is Mohammad. I am a visual artist with nearly 19 years of experience in painting. I work with a wide range of artistic mediums and feel confident using them. My journey began with the realist school, then evolved toward abstraction. I continue to work in both styles, with a particular passion for abstraction, as it offers a wider space and greater freedom of expression.

I draw inspiration from reality, but my artistic style has been deeply shaped by my experience with war in my homeland of Syria. I have created many works that reflect the suffering and struggles of my people, transforming pain into visual narratives that carry meaning and message.

I spent 11 years living in refugee camps in Jordan due to the war. Throughout those years, I never stopped painting. Art was a space of survival for me--a means of expression and a visual memory of everything we lived through. 

I have recently moved to Canada and I am eager to integrate into the local artistic community, build meaningful connections, and exchange knowledge. I believe art is a universal language and a bridge that connects cultures and people.