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33 years of
untold secrets

Raised by a 17 year old mother who sacrificed her education for her, a Multidisciplinary Emirati Artist and an Entrepreneur puts together a collection of uncensored personal memories from Dubai for the first time, taking you through a series of surprising events from her childhood till date. A tale of Maisoon Al Saleh and her extraordinary journey through relationships, marriage, family, health and failure with a constant  act of never giving up.


Follow Maisoon Al Saleh to a journey of 33 years of Untold Secrets and discover what it takes to become successful despite what life throws at you.

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Watching Over You: A coloring book to unleash your imagination

“Watching Over You" coloring book by Emirati Artist Maisoon Al Saleh had been created to allow art lovers to create their own version of her work’s by coloring in her sketches.

About the series:
The series is an aestheticized representation of the human condition as experienced by almost all man kind during various stages of social distancing, quarantines, or total lock-downs caused by a global pandemic. By turning to nature as a source for her subject matter, Al Saleh continues a tradition in symbolism as old as poetry and art itself. The insects and flowers depicted in her series, such as butterflies, bees, flies, or moths, have been used as symbols for various aspects of human characteristics, emotions or even carry spiritual connotations. In Al Saleh’s digital artworks printed on uniform, square shaped plexi glass, the main motifs are forced into a restricted space, just like people around the world had to retreat into their homes, cocooned, and eagerly waiting for the world to open up again. The colorful backgrounds of the images are just as varied as the cultural landscape of each one of us, sharing the same experience as a global community. The disembodied cat eyes floating above the naturalistic images are looking at the observer with hopeful curiosity. This questioning look of these mysterious, invisible creatures are mirroring the gaze of the viewer. What do you see? A better, kinder, more conscious future?

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