I’ve spent years at the intersection of media, politics, and culture, trying to understand how the Arabian Peninsula gets represented, and what those representations quietly carry: who’s speaking, from where, for whom. The region is still largely narrated from the outside — in fragments, in projections, in images that flatten centuries of complexity into something legible to a distant audience.
My work is an attempt to change that. Through research, writing, and visual practice, I try to give the region its own voice — not as advocacy, but as a more honest act of narration. To read an image the way you’d read a text. To ask what a photograph knows, and what it refuses to say.