Souhila Ebrahim is a visual artist from Alexandria and a psychology student. Her artistic practice explores inner experiences through drawing and mixed media, with a focus on intuition, memory, and emotional states. Influenced by psychology, she is particularly interested in dreams and the unconscious. Her work reflects an ongoing journey of self-exploration, where she translates psychological experiences into visual and sensory forms that invite reflection and contemplation.
Artist Statement
Souhila Ebrahim’s artistic practice is an ongoing process of exploration and self-inquiry based on research, experimentation, and close observation of inner experiences. She approaches art as a space for asking questions rather than giving answers, where intuition, memory, and emotions guide the direction of the work.
Psychology plays a central role in her practice, especially in relation to dreams, the unconscious, and emotional states. This is reflected in how she builds her work and the themes she repeatedly returns to. She moves between drawing and mixed media, but watercolors remain the medium closest to her practice—viewing them as a free medium and a real partner in the process of creation rather than just a tool.
Through this practice, she aims to translate psychological experiences into visual forms and sensory spaces that invite reflection and emotional engagement. Her work serves as a personal visual record of everything she knows about herself and everything she has yet to discover.
Exhibitions
My Favorite Things 9 — Group Exhibition at Mashrabia Gallery Presented the project Between Unconscious and daydreaming
RED — Group Exhibition at Arcade Gallery
Open Studio — Basarya for Arts Presented the project The Inner Space of the Dream







