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About me

I'm a London-based multidisciplinary artist, production designer, and storyboard artist working across film, public art, and community-led creative projects. My background bridges fine art, visual storytelling, set design, and socially engaged practice. Whether I'm developing immersive environments for screen or facilitating collaborative mural workshops, my work is grounded in emotion, storytelling, and a commitment to inclusive creative spaces.

As a production designer, I've worked across independent short films, commercials, and music videos—crafting detailed, atmospheric worlds that respond to narrative and character. I love collaborating with directors, DOPs, and costume designers to create a strong visual language that serves the story while elevating mood and tone. My approach is both conceptual and practical—drawing from my fine art training as well as my hands-on experience building and dressing sets.

As a storyboard artist, I bring scenes to life through fast, expressive drawings that help shape the visual rhythm of a project. I've storyboarded for agencies and production houses including Pulse Films, contributing to a Victoria's Secret campaign among others. My work is intuitive and versatile—supporting commercial, fashion, narrative, and music video formats with clear previsualisation that guides production from concept through shoot.

Outside the screen industries, I'm also a visual artist and creative facilitator, designing and delivering workshops that center storytelling, collective memory, and embodied imagination. I've led projects with organisations such as Artichoke Trust, Counterpoints Arts, Royal Museums Greenwich, and Southbank Centre, working with refugees, young people, and neurodivergent communities. I often use cyanotype printing, mural painting, and mixed-media processes in my workshops—inviting participants to map memory, explore myth, and reimagine their surroundings through art.

A core thread across all my work is the relationship between environment and identity—whether through designing the architecture of a fictional world or supporting participants in transforming a public space. I'm deeply inspired by speculative fiction, archives, mythology, and nature—particularly water as a site of memory and transformation. These influences inform both my personal practice and my creative collaborations.

As a production designer and artist, I'm interested in how visuals hold emotional resonance and how we build tactile, sensory worlds that invite people in. I bring care, curiosity, and adaptability to each project—whether I'm working solo or as part of a large crew.

I'm currently open to freelance opportunities in:

Production design for short films, features, music videos & commercials

Storyboarding for film, fashion, and advertising

Art direction & set dressing

Creative direction for visual campaigns

Community arts facilitation and participatory workshops
Let's collaborate on something bold, poetic, and visually powerful.

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AvailabilityLooking for work

ContractFreelance

LocationLondon, United Kingdom

Skill LevelSenior

LanguagesArabic and English

Tagged Job TitlesArt Director, Storyboard Artist, Graphic Designer

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2D Animation, After Effects, Art Direction, Artist Management, Brand / Logo Design, Creative Direction, Graphic Design, Painting, Production, Prop Design, Storyboarding, Street Art, Teaching / Lecturing

Sector Experience

Arts, Film (Feature), Film (Short / Documentary), Fine Art, Painting & Sculpture

Clients

Amnesty International, Pulse Films, Southbank Centre

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