DinaJalabi

Dina is a French-Syrian nurse whose life and career reflect a deep curiosity for people, cultures, and stories. Having worked across six different countries, she brings a rich, multicultural perspective to her practice, shaped by diverse human experiences. Alongside her medical career, she has always loved writing, using words as a way to capture emotions, moments, and the human connections she encounters across borders. For the past five years, Cairo has been her home, a city that has profoundly influenced her both personally and creatively. It is here that her fascination with Islamic art took root, not merely as an aesthetic interest but as a gateway into history, identity, and narrative. Dina is drawn less to art as an object and more to the stories it carries, the layers of meaning, spirituality, and everyday life embedded within patterns, architecture, and craftsmanship.