Persian Gulf Sea Mosques : For hundreds of years, pearl hunting used to be the prime industry in the Arabian Gulf region. After the dangers of the sea, the Arabian pearl divers used to find tranquility inside the mosque, along the Persian Gulf.

An Arabian Sandstorm

Sandstorms in Arabia are magic moments, where you have the impression to walk through an abstract painting, where sands and winds mingle together and form stains of lights and shades in the landscape.

My Arabian paintings

I was born in the North of Africa. My parents migrated to Europe for work when I was a toddler. I did all my schooling there, from Kindergarten to University. Year after year, I lost my inner identity, while trying to integrate into the new society. When my husband found a job in the Middle East, I was happy to have the opportunity to get acquainted with my origins. I fell in love and in pride with my people, their hospitality, their kindness and their respectful personality. I live in Dubai, which is an example of tolerance and brotherhood, all nationalities, all origins, all languages mingling together with respect and consideration. With my paintings, I wanted to express the serenity and peace which are the soul of the Arabian countries, the splendor of our ancestral traditions and of our rich heritage. Here, you can see a mosque every half kilometer, I am fascinated by their timeless beauty. They are holy temples of true Arabian grandeur. This painting's size is 60x50cms and its name is "Lights of Peace" to pray for more peace and respect for every human being.