3 Saudi Women Bursting With Creativity

Sara Salhab

One way to instantly make a dreary day brighter is to scroll through Sara Salhab’s Instagram account. In love with expressive hues, the peppy graphic designer with a wide-ranging style is known for infusing her artwork with a riot of colours. 

 

 

 

 

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Une publication partagée par Sara S ~ سارة (@sarasalhab) le 24 Août 2020 à 6 :26 PDT

Salhab’s free thinker sprit and love for adventurous escapades also makes her account a go-to for those who love travel as much as her. Whether enjoying skiing in Italy, discovering a far-flung locale or a jaw-dropping spot right in her homeland, like Rijal Almaa or Madain Saleh, this creative is “dreaming in colour.”   

Sarah AlMaddah

Sarah AlMaddah is the perfect example of the muliti-disipilinary creativity that’s flourishing amongst Saudi Arabia’s youth. The Dhahran-based architect, artist and graphic designer finds happiness in crafting beautiful things, from paintings and sculptures to music. 

 

 

 

 

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Une publication partagée par ساره المدّاح (@sarahalmaddah) le 19 Juil. 2020 à 2 :27 PDT

 

 

 

 

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Une publication partagée par ساره المدّاح (@sarahalmaddah) le 12 Déc. 2019 à 12 :15 PST

 While portraiture painting is the American University of Sharjah’s graduate artistic niche, her work in hand crafting and fabrication is also extremely impressive. AlMaddah, who is interested in brutalism, organic forms and finding sustainable solutions for design problems, is working at Afniah Engineering Consultants and hopes to head her own design/fabrication lab and art studio one day.   

Hayat Osamah

Fashion photographer Hayat Osamah has made a name for herself while creating a thought-provoking perspective on Saudi Arabia. The Riyadh-based self-taught snapper is committed to showing a more diverse and truthful side to the Kingdom by capturing its underground youth culture. Osamah simply loves to zoom in on those who are “raw, unique and themselves,” as she told “Grazia Middle East.” 

 

 

 

 

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Une publication partagée par حياة (@hayatosamah) le 27 Juil. 2019 à 10 :08 PDT

The film photography fan feels a responsibility towards inspiring young creatives and even launched her own online project, Recent Magazine, to support them by showcasing their work. Whether she’s experimenting with her sisters, taking snaps on the streets or working for companies like Diesel, Farfetch, “Vogue” or Sunnie, she’s certainly switching up how people look at Saudi and its residents.