A graduate of the Faculty of Fine Arts – Department of Scenography, Hanan studied photography through the In Focus grant and later joined its team.
Her work focuses on memory, emotions, the self, and the relationship between humans and nature, transforming reality into symbolic and abstract compositions by reimagining and reconstructing images.
She received the Special Prize at the 86th International Photographic Salon (Japan 2026), First Place at the Farouk Hosny Arts Awards (2024), and the Youth Salon Award (Egypt, 2024).
She has participated in exhibitions and events such as: Salon Japan 86 (Tokyo and a tour across Japan, 2026), Farouk Hosny Arts Awards, Youth Salon, General Exhibition, Adam Henein Exhibition, Nile Art Gallery, and her works were featured in Empower Her Art Forum – 2nd and 3rd editions.
Her first solo exhibition, “Fruitopia”, was held in March 2026 at the Mahmoud Mokhtar Museum, and her works have been published on international platforms such as PetaPixel
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This surreal digital collage explores the intersection of organic vitality and geological upheaval, centered on two figures who appear to be dancing or moving through a fractured, cavernous landscape. The composition is grounded by rich, earthy tones and fiery oranges that clash against deep purples and shadows, creating a sense of a world being both assembled and pulled apart. Fragmented elements—ranging from sliced fruit and pomegranate seeds to rocky textures and circuit-like patterns—float weightlessly, suggesting a breakdown of the physical laws that normally govern the natural world.
The central figures, draped in flowing garments of sage and rose, provide a soft human contrast to the jagged, explosive environment surrounding them. Their poses evoke a sense of ritual or transcendence, as if they are orchestrating the chaos or finding harmony within it. This piece masterfully blends the visceral with the ethereal, inviting the viewer to contemplate the cyclical nature of creation and destruction. The absence of any typography ensures that the focus remains entirely on the complex visual narrative and its raw emotional energy.