Zainab Foda is an Egyptian visual artist and exhibition organizer, recognized as an active young figure in Egypt's contemporary art scene. Her work balances the creation of her own art with the management and organization of visual art events and gatherings. Key highlights of her artistic activities include: • Founding the MoZaiCo Art Center: She established an art space named "MoZaiCo by Zainab Foda" in New Cairo—a center dedicated to supporting the arts and hosting workshops for participants of all ages and skill levels. • Organizing Art Gatherings and Exhibitions: She is known for organizing and curating numerous significant art exhibitions and gatherings in collaboration with other artists (such as Farida Darwish). Notable examples include art gatherings on the North Coast and the "Duet" exhibition. • Event and Exhibition Organization: She is recognized for her close collaboration with art curators (such as Farida Darwish) to organize and manage various visual art gatherings and workshops that bring together a mix of professional and emerging artists; these include events held in collaboration with the Department of Interior Design at the Faculty of Fine Arts, Helwan University. • "Art Sharm" Forum: She participated as a visual artist in the international "Art Sharm" forum in Sharm El-Sheikh—a major artistic event that brings together dozens of artists from around the world. • "Human and Place" Exhibition: Played a significant role in organizing the "Persona" workshops and the accompanying "Human and Place" exhibition—held at the Salah Taher Hall of the Cairo Opera House—in collaboration with the Ministry of Youth and Sports and the Syndicate of Fine Artists. • Academic and Research Contributions: Participated in preparing specialized research papers in the fields of art and design, such as a study titled "The Visual Representation of Human Rights in Berlin Murals," published in the *Journal of Design Sciences and Applied Arts*.
