A Saudi visual artist whose work embodies a deep exploration of the relationship between the human experience and the natural world. For her, art is both a sanctuary and a boundless language of expression — a space where emotion, memory, and place converge.

Her artistic journey has been shaped by a life spent across diverse cultural landscapes. From her early years in the Sultanate of Oman, surrounded by the authenticity and architectural heritage of Muscat, to her formative education in the United Kingdom where she was influenced by school visits to museums, art galleries, and the advocacy of arts education, and later in Geneva, Switzerland, where she received exposure to diverse local art galleries, and major international art museums and fairs, such as MAMCO and Art Basel, thus further deepening her appreciation for global artistic discourse and contemporary expression.

Upon returning to Saudi Arabia, Ghadah synthesized the mosaic of cultures, languages, and aesthetics that had surrounded her throughout her life, developing a distinctive artistic identity that bridges spontaneity with conceptual depth. Her works are deeply inspired by the desert — not merely as a landscape, but as a symbol of origin, memory, and transformation. Through abstraction, she reduces the essence of the land to layers of color and line, distilling its emotional and spiritual resonance into a contemporary visual language.

Ghadah’s artistic practice is a continuous journey of contemplation, translating the profound silence of the desert and the vibrancy of life into visual narratives that invite reflection and serenity. Her work stands as a bridge between the tangible and the emotional — a celebration of the timeless bond between self and place.