Inas Mahmoud Mohamed Elhindy, a talented artist and member of the Syndicate of the Arts. With a rich educational background and an impressive exhibition history, Inas has established herself as a prominent figure in the art community.

In 1998, Inas earned her bachelor's degree from the Fine Arts Faculty, specializing in the Painting Department. She furthered her studies and obtained a master's degree in the Department of Historic Art in 2005, followed by a PHD degree in the same department in 2011. Her academic achievements demonstrate her dedication to honing her artistic skills and expanding her knowledge in the field.

Throughout her career, Inas has participated in a range of exhibitions that showcase her versatility and artistic vision. Notable exhibitions include "Still Life" at Cairo Atelier in 2001, "Figures & Faces" at the Indian Council for Cultural Relations, "Faces" at Cairo Atelier in 2009, "Photos from Oasis" at the Faculty of Fine Arts in 2010, "Women from Egypt" at Lamassat Art Gallery in 2016, "Mawlana" at the Faculty of Fine Arts in 2017, "The Cassel - Abandoned City" at Kortoba Gallery in 2017, "Portrait" at the Faculty of Fine Arts in 2019, and "Stories" at the Faculty of Fine Arts in 2023. Each exhibition allows Inas to showcase her unique artistic style and captivate viewers with her thought-provoking work.

Inas's talent and creativity have garnered recognition, leading to her work being featured in the Modern Art Museum. Her artistic contributions have also been sought after by individuals in Egypt and abroad, as her artworks have found homes in various private collections.

In addition to her visual artistry, Inas has contributed to the artistic discourse through her writings. She has authored several articles for different magazines, including Al Shomoaa, Almoheet Alsakafee, Alahram Alarabee, and Portrait. Furthermore, she has published books about seven artists from Alexandria, Abdelhady Al Gazzar, Becar, hidden paintings of Becar, and a book about Al Gazzar in 2022. These publications highlight her knowledge, research, and dedication to exploring the world of art and its practitioners.

Inas Mahmoud Mohamed Elhindy's multifaceted artistic career, from her exhibitions to her writings, showcases her immense talent, passion, and contributions to the art community. Her work continues to inspire and leave a lasting impact on both local and international audiences.