Zenah Sakaamini is a Syrian-American California based artist and architectural designer whose creative journey has been shaped by a rich tapestry of experiences. Born and raised in Southern California, she embarked on her academic path at USC, earning a Bachelor's degree in Architecture. After gaining valuable professional experience, Zenah's passion for exploration led her to pursue a Master's in Advanced Architectural Design at Columbia University in New York City, where she resided for several years.

Zenah's art serves as a profound reflection of her dual heritage, drawing inspiration from her roots in Damascus, Syria, and her deep connection to Architecture. Her creative process is enriched by personal experiences and keen observations of the world around her. 

Through her work, Zenah endeavors to create an expressive narrative that merges cultural influences with architectural motifs, offering viewers a glimpse into her unique perspective.

Her artistic endeavors extend beyond conventional boundaries, blending elements of tradition with contemporary interpretations. Zenah's portfolio spans a diverse range of mediums, from intricate drawings to innovative spatial installations, each piece a testament to her evolving artistic vision and commitment to storytelling through design.

In essence, Zenah Sakaamini is not just an artist but a storyteller, weaving together threads of heritage, Architecture, and personal insight to create captivating visual narratives that resonate on both a cultural and emotional level. Her work invites viewers to contemplate the intersection of identity and space, inviting them on a journey of discovery through art.