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 striking digital collage presents a fragmented, multi-layered exploration of identity and the subconscious. At its center, a bearded man’s face is deconstructed into geometric shards, revealing glimpses of different expressions and textures that suggest a psyche in flux. The composition is anchored by a deep violet and indigo palette, evoking a nocturnal or dreamlike atmosphere. Swirling clouds and what appears to be a funnel-like meteorological event pull the viewer’s eye upward, blending the internal landscape of the mind with the turbulent external forces of nature.
The use of organic elements, such as the pomegranate-like cluster atop the figure's head, introduces themes of fertility, mortality, and the complexity of thought. These biological details contrast sharply with the sharp, crystalline edges of the digital "glass" that scatters across the frame. By layering disparate photographic elements—ranging from architectural textures to fleeting smiles—the artist captures the non-linear way we experience memory and selfhood. It is a portrait not of a single moment, but of the gathered, broken, and reassembled pieces that constitute a human life.