
Art materials, in their hands
Creative programmes at an orphanage school, delivered in person, with art supplies left behind for the children.



If we all follow the same footsteps, we all arrive at the same place.so I walked four roads, and found something new where they met ↓
one deep road
a little of everything
four deep roads, one bridge
road one
Mechanical engineering at Khalifa University. Two papers published before graduating. A radar-absorbing drone idea in the national press at twenty-one. Then eleven years leading digital programmes across government, education, healthcare, theme parks, aviation and smart transport.
→ a method has to be written down



road two
Painting was never the side project. Figurative and abstract work in acrylic and mixed media, held in private collections and commissioned by universities and world-class brands.
→ the hand can quiet the mind. but why?



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road three
I studied what I felt at the canvas. Years of training in applied psychology and mind–body practice: how thoughts shape feelings, how the body settles, how colour shifts a mood.
→ calm can be designed



road four
Zen Art began in 2019 as an idea: bring education, art and wellbeing together. In 2023 it became a licensed UAE company. Every client since has come by referral. In 2024, the Atlantic Council named me an empowerME Women Innovator.
→ so it keeps going without me



where the four roads meet
Zen Art brings creativity, wellbeing and learning together in calm, guided experiences. They're designed for everyone, from little artists to whole teams, and everyone leaves with something they made.
create · ground · live

Slow down, and make something of your own.
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Creativity at work, through shared experiences.
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Programmes for places that care for people.
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Online sessions and recorded courses, at your own pace.
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Little reminders to take the calm home.
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No client commissioned these, no organisation sponsored them, and no institution required them. They show most clearly what the practice is for.

Creative programmes at an orphanage school, delivered in person, with art supplies left behind for the children.

Each of thirty orphaned children painted one panel. The artwork only existed once every panel was put together.

Preparing and handing out iftar meals to workers and families across Dubai, every Ramadan.
