Like any child, I had a hobby developed through my parents’ encouragement. In addition, as a part of my personality, I love to master whatever work I do to the fullest. This commitment made me practice art every day to master it until it became a large part of my identity. As I was a shy child and at a time when women had no way to express their feelings freely like now, I found that art is the most appropriate way to express myself. My work could embody what I love, what I hate and my feelings for which I could not find the proper words. Thank God, my artwork appealed to others, which I considered as an acceptance of me as well. My artwork contains my soul and reflects my personality, which increased my love for this type of art and expression. On the one hand, as an integral part of the society, it gives me a sense of responsibility for my society in representing its members and acting as a loud voice for them. This is because many people do not find time to express themselves, and here comes the role of the artist, writer, poet, and sculptor to make the voice of the people around heard to the world. On the other hand, my ability to search for beauty and find it around me played a role in the formation of my artistic tendencies, as I find harmony between idealism and refinement of the soul with art. These qualities, in particular, create a kind of rapprochement between members of society and develop one’s spirit of love, cooperation and happiness. Through these aesthetics, a harmonized society is created, which increases the attraction to art to create a unique environment where these beautiful qualities flourish. However, my artistic style is a modern one, in which I use different materials to highlight the identity of Arab and Gulf women. My work still preserves the originality, which increases the demand of the local and external communities for it. With the continuity and acceptance of my work, I worked harder from the art perspective. I studied art academically and attended many workshops given by old and young artists in many countries to learn different approaches to art. During my work as an art teacher, my learning journey in this beautiful field did not stop. I learned courage and transparency from children; two essential parts of the artist’s work. If the artist does not have these qualities, his/her work will not be distinctive or a true reflection of their spirit. Finally, the history of art itself increased my persistence and attraction to it. Different art schools tell the history of those artists’ societies, represent other civilizations and cultures and create a kind of interaction with the public. In artistic terms, when I look at art from this standpoint, I feel that I have not accomplished everything I wanted. This feeling motivates me to delve deeper and go further in this field.