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Emad Ibrahim
Emad Ibrahim is a prominent Egyptian contemporary artist, celebrated for his mural painting, opera set design, and fine art exhibitions across Egypt and internationally. Born and raised in Cairo, Emad’s artistic journey reflects a deep commitment to innovation, cultural preservation, and visual storytelling.
His remarkable talent has earned him national distinction and a global reputation, with his works included in prestigious private collections, including that of Egypt’s Minister of Culture. As one of the few artists bridging fine art, interior murals, and public cultural projects, Emad’s impact extends far beyond the canvas.
Among his most notable achievements is the set design for the opera “One Thousand and One Nights”, showcased at Al-Gomhouria Theatre in Cairo. The production was praised for its immersive visuals, transporting audiences into a magical realm through large-scale scenography — a rare blend of painting, architecture, and narrative art.
In the realm of art and hospitality, Emad has created large murals for Four Seasons Hotels in Sharm El Sheikh and on the Suez Road, integrating art into luxury spaces and reflecting the heritage and elegance of modern Egypt.
His career spans over three decades, with participation in key events such as the International Havana Biennial (1997), UNESCO Silver Jubilee Exhibition, International Pottery Forum in Fayoum, and international showcases in Jordan, Cuba, South Africa, Romania, and Saudi Arabia. His awards include:
First Prize – Gazbia Sirry Painting Competition (1991)
Youth Salon Encouragement Award (1992)
34th Pioneer Exhibition Award (1994)
With a practice rooted in both classical Egyptian aesthetics and contemporary African visual language, Emad Ibrahim continues to redefine art from North Africa, blending public art, cultural identity, and fine art mastery.
