At Buro247 Middle East, we are committed to showcasing and celebrating the extraordinary talent in the Arab world. With our column, #BuroSpotlights, we bring you stories of pioneering artists, innovative designers, tech trailblazers, cinematic visionaries, sports stars, and more.
This week, #BuroSpotlights Jordanian illustrator Aya Mobaydeen. You may not have heard her name, but we are confident that you have seen her work. The Amman-based artist boasts a robust portfolio, including the likes of Apple, Gucci, Bareminerals, L’occitance, Unicef, Qatar Foundation, and more.
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Mobaydeen’s work can be defined by her distinct, vibrant aesthetic and her penchant for seamlessly weaving social issues into her work. Mobaydeen’s illustrations are not merely art but thought-provoking conversation starters. The Jordanian artist is passionate about subjects like women’s empowerment, mental health, and self-care. She also used her voice, talent, and social platform to spread awareness and raise funds for the victims in Gaza.
![Aya Mobaydeen](https://buro247.me/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/2-1.jpg)
Mobaydeen draws inspiration from her Arab heritage and the beauty of nature. Soothing floral elements make an integral part of her art, making them a hallmark of her work.
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