Fatima Al Hajj

Drawing inspiration from the gardens and parks of the cities she has traversed, Fatima Al Hajj's landscapes frequently capture the essence of her own garden situated in front of her studio. She intends to beckon viewers to explore their inner sanctuaries, merging elements of movement, light, and form in her works, occasionally verging on abstraction.

Biography of Fatima Al Hajj

Fatima Al Hajj, born in 1953, is a prominent Lebanese artist whose journey in the world of art has been marked by dedication, education, and recognition. After graduating from the Institut des Beaux-Arts at the Lebanese University in Beirut in 1978, she embarked on a path of artistic exploration that would take her across continents and earn her prestigious accolades.

Continuing her quest for artistic mastery, Fatima Al Hajj pursued further studies at the Academy of Fine Arts in Leningrad. She later honed her craft at the Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Arts Décoratifs of Paris (1983), further refining her artistic vision and technique.

In 1985, Al Hajj's talent was recognized when she was awarded the prestigious Picasso Prize in Madrid, a testament to her skill and creativity. Since then, she has dedicated herself to sharing her knowledge and passion for art as a teacher at the Institut des Beaux-Arts in Beirut, inspiring future generations of artists.

Since 1986, her works have been showcased in galleries and art institutions across the Arab world, including Kuwait, the UAE, Syria, Bahrain, Morocco, and Qatar. Additionally, her art has left a mark on European soil, with exhibitions held in Spain and France.