Founder
Marwa Alharazi

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"This art is for everyone; it evokes a sense of freedom and safety, offering a calm and unique space. Everything within it begins from a single point, drawing you deeper to uncover various interconnected forms, such as Islamic geometric art, sacred geometry, and beyond."

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Marwa Alharazi is a passionate artist, educator, and Art Life Coach, deeply inspired by the beauty of Islamic art, architecture, and geometric design. With over seven years of dedicated study and practice, she has trained with esteemed institutions such as The King’s Foundation School of Traditional Arts, The Royal Institute of Traditional Arts, the Jeddah Historic District, and The School of Islamic Geometric Design in London, refining her expertise in both traditional and contemporary Islamic aesthetics.

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Her journey has been further enriched by completing specialized courses from the Aga Khan Museum and the School of Islamic Geometric Design, granting her profound insights into the historical and cultural significance of Islamic art and architecture. These experiences have allowed her to develop a unique approach to visual storytelling, seamlessly blending historical influences with modern interpretations.

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As a certified Art Life Coach, Marwa integrates art therapy techniques into her creative practice, helping individuals connect with their emotions and unlock their creative potential through artistic expression. Her work extends beyond the studio—she has collaborated with language centers specializing in teaching Arabic to non-native speakers, where she introduced students to Islamic art and design. Additionally, she has worked with various art centers, leading workshops and training courses that celebrate the intricate beauty and spirituality of Islamic aesthetics.

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Through her work, Marwa aspires to preserve and modernize Islamic art, creating meaningful spaces where tradition and innovation coexist. Whether through intricate geometric patterns, sacred geometry, or contemporary adaptations, her creations reflect a deep respect for heritage combined with a visionary artistic approach. She believes that art is a universal language, capable of fostering a sense of freedom, serenity, and connection—inviting others to embark on a journey of discovery through the mesmerizing world of Islamic design.