Biography

Abd Kasha is a multidisciplinary artist whose practice spans painting, sculpture, and installation, each medium serving as an inquiry into memory, displacement, and the shifting terrain of human identity. Born in Syria and now based in Beirut, his work resists fixed narratives, offering instead spaces of reflection where the personal and collective intertwine. Kasha’s career unfolds as a continuous journey, each exhibition carrying forward unresolved questions while opening onto new territories. From revisiting the echoes of migration in Safar Berlek to unsettling perception in Folly Below, his practice is defined by a refusal of closure. Rather than offering answers, his work invites sustained contemplation, where ambiguity becomes fertile ground for awakening and discovery. Exhibiting across Syria, Lebanon, Jordan, Egypt, the United Arab Emirates, and France, Kasha has forged a practice that transcends borders while remaining rooted in lived histories. His works are held in private collections in

Beirut, Damascus, Amman, Dubai, Paris, New York , London, and Berlin, as well as in the Sharjah Art

Foundation , Dalloul Foundation