People in traditional Middle Eastern clothing, including abayas and thobes, standing and walking near a colorful painted wall in a shopping mall, with a group of people waiting in line on the left side.
Colorful paper cutouts shaped like leaves with handwritten messages about love and family, connected by purple paper strips.
Group of ten diverse adults standing in front of a purple decorative wall mural, smiling, with some holding green party hats.
Person arranging colorful bottle caps on a large white surface to create a mosaic or artwork.
Colorful mural of a large purple and green tree with a hanging pot at the base, surrounded by green grass, with some purple and yellow birds and butterflies on a white wall in a room with chairs and an air conditioning unit.
Two adults standing on either side of a large painted window with a vibrant cityscape featuring colorful buildings, palm trees, and a blue sky.

Murals

Murals and Public Commissions

 “Bahrain International Mobility Center” mural,  Isa Town, Kingdom of Bahrain, 2019

“The Bottle-Top project”, Doha, Qatar. A 36’ x 8’  awareness-raising mural made entirely of plastic bottle tops, depicting the ecosystem of Qatar.

"The Peace Tree", Moda Mall, 2011  A piece to for Bahrainis to reflect on what peace means to them, during the Arab Spring uprisings.(temporary installation. All other works are still in situ.)

"The Reading Tree" Pakistan School LIbrary, Bahrain, 2011

“Medico Dispensario de Dr. Ernesto Guevara”, mural for a clinic in a community  outside Tijuana, Mexico, 2008

“1001 Arabian Nights, a Literary Landscape” Redwood City Library Mural : 2006

 “The Mer-Angel”, New Malden Art Center, 20 foot long mural commemorating a beloved swimming teacher. 2004

“Women of Kingston”, The Shiraz Mirza Pavilion Mural: an 18 foot long painting celebrating the borough of Kingston, its first Asian mayor, and the wonderful women who inhabit the borough.  2003

“Art is an effort to create, beside the real world, a more humane world.”
Andre Maurois

I firmly believes that art can be a source of good in the world.

Through raising awareness and/or raising money for the causes closest to my heart and through engaging with community projects and encouraging inclusivity, art can change the world. ​

Over the years I have been lucky enough to have been asked to create various large scale murals for organizations across the globe.