Tuqa Al Sarraj
Tuqa Al Sarraj
Tuqa Al Sarraj
Tuqa Al Sarraj
Tuqa Al Sarraj
Visual Artist
Visual Artist
Visual Artist
Tuqa Al Sarraj is a contemporary visual artist and filmmaker based at Flux Studios in Dublin.
She studied Fine Art media at the National College of Art and Design (2021). Al Sarraj hasalso previously studied contemporary art at the International Academy of Art Palestine(IAAP), Ramallah (2017). Tuqa has exhibited as part of group exhibitions in variousinternational cities, including Oslo, London, Ramallah, Creil, Dublin, Limerick, and Sligo.
Her practice includes mixed-media, found objects, collage, photography, video, performanceand installation. Al Sarraj navigates themes of memory, loss, and exile through socialdialogues and personal conversations. She is a member of PalArt collective in London, andAngelica Network in Ireland.
Tuqa Al Sarraj is a contemporary visual artist and filmmaker based at Flux Studios in Dublin.
She studied Fine Art media at the National College of Art and Design (2021). Al Sarraj hasalso previously studied contemporary art at the International Academy of Art Palestine(IAAP), Ramallah (2017). Tuqa has exhibited as part of group exhibitions in variousinternational cities, including Oslo, London, Ramallah, Creil, Dublin, Limerick, and Sligo.
Her practice includes mixed-media, found objects, collage, photography, video, performanceand installation. Al Sarraj navigates themes of memory, loss, and exile through socialdialogues and personal conversations. She is a member of PalArt collective in London, andAngelica Network in Ireland.
Tuqa Al Sarraj is a contemporary visual artist and filmmaker based at Flux Studios in Dublin.
She studied Fine Art media at the National College of Art and Design (2021). Al Sarraj hasalso previously studied contemporary art at the International Academy of Art Palestine(IAAP), Ramallah (2017). Tuqa has exhibited as part of group exhibitions in variousinternational cities, including Oslo, London, Ramallah, Creil, Dublin, Limerick, and Sligo.
Her practice includes mixed-media, found objects, collage, photography, video, performanceand installation. Al Sarraj navigates themes of memory, loss, and exile through socialdialogues and personal conversations. She is a member of PalArt collective in London, andAngelica Network in Ireland.
