Mira Ayyash is a Lebanese painter whose work interlaces nostalgia, cultural identity, and raw emotion into vibrant visual stories. Her paintings move between realism, symbolism, and surreal expression, often blurring the line between the inner world and the outer landscape.

Deeply inspired by her homeland and its shifting narratives, Mira’s canvases are filled with symbols of resilience, sunflowers stretching toward light, cityscapes that carry history, and portraits that hold untold stories in their gaze. Whether reinterpreting icons like Fairuz, evoking the dreamlike skies of “This is not a Pipe,” or exploring the intimacy of longing, her work speaks in both whispers and declarations.

Today, her creations live as both cultural memory and contemporary expression—timeless pieces that can transform any space into a sanctuary of emotion and reflection.