Kinda Hibrawi's artwork is a passionate journey of
femininity, spirituality and cultural convergence. Of
Syrian descent, she grew up between Saudi Arabia,
Syria, Lebanon, and the United States. Her formative
years in the Middle East gave her the opportunity to
study the power of the Arabic language in all of its art
forms. Through her studies she began to expand on
the ancient tradition of Arabic Calligraphy by giving it a
modern twist. As an Arab American, she felt the need
for her artwork to reflect the richness of the Middle
East coupled with Western diversity. She has
successfully intertwined East and West and is
exposing audiences to the beauty and mystique of
this historic art form. Hibrawi's original work is sought
by collectors and is currently exhibited in galleries
across the USA. As well as in the permanent
collection of the Arab American Museum. She was
asked by the City of Los Angeles to premiere her work
in their 2006 Cultural Calendar and City Guide and is
featured online for the Syrian Culture, Arts and
History Center in Montreal, Canada.
Hibrawi currently runs a custom portrait studio,
MyPopart.com and is represented by the Chiarini
Gallery in California.
femininity, spirituality and cultural convergence. Of
Syrian descent, she grew up between Saudi Arabia,
Syria, Lebanon, and the United States. Her formative
years in the Middle East gave her the opportunity to
study the power of the Arabic language in all of its art
forms. Through her studies she began to expand on
the ancient tradition of Arabic Calligraphy by giving it a
modern twist. As an Arab American, she felt the need
for her artwork to reflect the richness of the Middle
East coupled with Western diversity. She has
successfully intertwined East and West and is
exposing audiences to the beauty and mystique of
this historic art form. Hibrawi's original work is sought
by collectors and is currently exhibited in galleries
across the USA. As well as in the permanent
collection of the Arab American Museum. She was
asked by the City of Los Angeles to premiere her work
in their 2006 Cultural Calendar and City Guide and is
featured online for the Syrian Culture, Arts and
History Center in Montreal, Canada.
Hibrawi currently runs a custom portrait studio,
MyPopart.com and is represented by the Chiarini
Gallery in California.