TRACING HOME:
FROM BAGHDAD TO STOCKHOLM
TRACING HOME:
FROM BAGHDAD TO STOCKHOLM
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FROM BAGHDAD TO STOCKHOLM
If you’re interested in purchasing a piece, choose a contact method below and let me know which artwork you'd like. You'll receive an invoice, and once it's fulfilled, your piece will be shipped soon after.
SNÖFIKA€180
SNÖFIKA€180
Eskilstuna, Sweden.
Fika in the snow, as the Swedish say, there's no such thing as bad weather, only bad clothes! (How I hated that saying, but still loved some hot cocoa after playing in the snow).41 x 60 cm
BESIDE THE BLUEPRINT
€190
BESIDE THE BLUEPRINT
€190
Eskilstuna, Sweden, 2008.
The journey continues in Sweden.Recognizing culture clashes and mixing languages,
I turned into a melting pot, who looked different to most,
and losing the playful little girl to beauty standards.49 x 69 cm
ROLLIN' IN ITALY
€170
ROLLIN' IN ITALY
€170
Padua, Italy, 2007.
Family emergencies brought us to Italy,and I decided to flex my driving skills.43 x 60 cm
CLUELESS
€170
CLUELESS
€170
Baghdad, Iraq, 2002.
My brother and I and the wig.
Happy but clueless about our lives.41 x 60 cm
YALEKHTA
€180
YALEKHTA
€180
Baghdad, Iraq, 2002.
ܝܠܚܬܐ / Yalekhta – (Suret / Assyrian)
A cloth or scarf worn over the head, traditionally by women.
It can serve as an everyday scarf for warmth, style, or modesty,
but in ceremonial or religious contexts, it functions as a sacred
head-covering, symbolizing devotion, tradition, and cultural identity. The first painting in my collection, depicting Assyrian women carrying
their family members’ babies for baptism, with me as a baby at the center.42 x 59 cm
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