Tarek El Komy is an esteemed Egyptian sculptor whose artistic journey spans decades of remarkable contributions to the local and international art scene. Graduating with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Sculpture from Helwan University in 1985, El Komy has dedicated his life to exploring the profound connections between culture, identity, and human expression through his work.

A member of the Syndicate of Fine Artists and the Association of Fine Arts Lovers, El Komy has played an influential role in shaping the Egyptian visual arts landscape. His early career was marked by exhibitions in prominent venues, including Al-Ghouri Agency and Atelier Cairo in 1985, and later at the Egyptian Academy in Rome in 1992. Over the years, he has hosted numerous solo exhibitions, including “Human Features” (2014), “Life” (2017), and “Life 2” (2019).

El Komy’s dedication to his craft has earned him significant recognition in both local and international spheres. He has participated in prestigious group exhibitions such as the Cairo Biennale, Muscat International Biennale, Venice Biennale (52nd Edition), and various sculpture symposiums in Egypt and abroad.

His sculptural masterpieces are housed in esteemed public collections, including the Museum of Egyptian Modern Art, Cairo Opera House, and the Child Museum in Heliopolis. Notable among his works are the statues of Umm Kulthum and Mohamed Abdel Wahab at the Cairo Opera House, and the "War and Peace" monument in Shebin El-Kom.

El Komy’s accolades include numerous awards, such as the Grand Prize for Sculpture at the 1st Youth Salon (1989), the State Incentive Prize for Sculpture (2012), and international honors like the Gold Medal at the Muscat International Biennale (1990).

Beyond his studio practice, El Komy has significantly contributed to the cultural field as the Director of the Mahmoud Mokhtar Museum and as a designer of prestigious awards, including the trophies for the Aswan International Women Film Festival.

Tarek El Komy’s art transcends the boundaries of traditional sculpture, harmonizing heritage with contemporary aesthetics, and leaving an enduring legacy on the Egyptian and global art landscapes.