Sharri Alosaimi is a multidisciplinary artist whose work explores the emotional, psychological, and political dimensions of identity through drawing, painting, sound, and mixed media. Rooted in personal experience shaped by tradition, contradiction, and constraint, Alosaimi's practice investigates disappearance, embodiment, and transformation.
Raised between Riyadh’s civic modernity and the more tribal rhythms of the Arabian desert, Sharri’s work reflects a tension between visibility and erasure, intimacy and void. Their recent pieces move toward abstraction—fragile, leaking forms that perform a quiet rebellion against containment, as these works draw on intersectional feminist theory, existential thought, and the poetics of the body. Fire, fragmentation, and fluidity recur as symbols of rupture and renewal.
Sharri holds a Master’s degree from the Royal College of Art in London, 2024, and is a 2025 MFA candidate at Pratt Institute in New York. Their work has been exhibited across the Gulf and Europe, and reflects an ongoing inquiry into how image, memory, and sensation can carry what words often cannot.