During medical school, my escapism was sneaking into art galleries, painting in my room, and trying to find the intersection between anatomy diagrams and actual creativity. So when I got a call one day asking if I could transform a massive empty space at the Jeddah International Book Fair… well, it was a dream come true. I teamed up with the volunteering club at BMC, pitched it to our college, and—miraculously—they sponsored it.

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Al Maqam became an immersive exhibition blending Islamic art and science, inspired by the brilliance of the Golden Islamic Era and the creative minds shaping today’s advancements.

Shifā Art is my heart project, where creativity meets healing in hospitals and community spaces. Through workshops, murals, pop-up exhibitions, and storytelling, we create moments that help patients and families express, breathe, and feel human again in the middle of clinical chaos.

 

It’s the bridge between two sides of my life: medicine and art. Every Shifā Art activation is designed to be gentle, dignified, and emotionally safe. It’s a way of bringing light into places that need it most, and reminding people that healing isn’t just physical, it’s deeply emotional too.

La Vie En Rose is basically me navigating my 20s; trying, failing, experimenting, and giving my teenage dreams one last dramatic chance before adulthood fully claims me. What happens if you just… go for it? A fashion collection, a storytelling series, a visual archive of identity, love, growth, and self-discovery? Turns out, it becomes a cinematic little world of its own.

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Each piece blends narrative writing, art, photography, travel, and those “I swear I’m learning something from this” moments. It’s my way of looking at life through rose-tinted glasses, not because everything is perfect (trust me, there are plot holes everywhere), but because choosing softness and hope is an act of strength.

HasadTech started as a Misk 10X Leaders group project where I found myself suddenly learning about agriculture, irrigation systems, and hecta—hectares?—units I still cannot confidently explain. But with an incredible team, we built an AgriTech startup that uses smart sensors to help farms manage water, crops, and resources more sustainably.

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And somehow… we won. 🎉 HasadTech became a real solution merging tradition and innovation, helping agriculture thrive in a changing climate. It’s proof that when you put great minds in one room and throw a problem at them, something brilliant (and slightly unexpected) can happen.

Ghran Valley Farm has always been our family’s “Friday escape plan”, the place where we unplug, breathe actual fresh air, argue over which tree has the sweetest dates, and watch the sunset like it’s our weekly cinema premiere. The produce is fresh, organic, and tastes way better simply because we picked it.

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I don’t make it there every Friday anymore (Riyadh life…), but the farm still feels like a love letter to simplicity. It’s a reminder that joy can be found in soil-stained hands, quiet valleys, and traditions that keep families rooted no matter where they go.