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Mihaela Cracium

Silla Campanini

Tamikio L. Dooley

George Anastasiadis

Okosun Christopher Oseje

Murtadha Al Jassani

Raida Mouradsolh

Murtadha Al Jassani

Jan 20, 2026 2:20 PM

Murtadha Al-Jassani is a member of the Cultural Center for Arabic Calligraphy and Ornamentation, and a member of the Iraqi Calligraphers Association.He served as Artistic Director for the German art organization DCS Contemporary (2018-2021). Murtadha worked as a journalist for Al-Sabah newspaper (2019-2024), writing articles and reports and conducting interviews.Published works:(Rebellious Ink) - an art book(The Eye That Saw) - art criticism(An Effect Embracing Its Shadow) - a poetry collection(Arabic Calligraphy: From Constraint to Manifestation) - art criticismParticipations:All exhibitions held by the Center in most Iraqi governoratesNinth Pioneers Festival with a certificate of appreciationTokyo Open ExhibitionTenth Pioneers Exhibition in a special pavilion with a certificate of appreciation and the Creativity MedalCalligraphers Association Exhibition in Dhi Qar with a certificate of appreciationIraqi Fashion House Exhibition / Baghdad, Media CapitalJoint work with the Lebanese poet Bilal Al-Masri entitled "The Manifestation of Beauty"Joint work with the Iraqi photographer Ahmed Mahmoud Titled "Photograph"Solo Exhibitions• First Solo Exhibition "Rebellious Ink" 2017 Ministry of Culture / Fine Arts Hall / Baghdad• Second Solo Exhibition "The Maqama of Love" 2019 / Baghdad / Baghdad Cultural Center• Participation in the DCS Gallery Exhibition / Germany 2021• Produced several art collections, including (Rebellious Ink, No, Flamenco, The Maqama of Love, The Manifestation of Beauty, Illusion, Al-Niffari's Discourse)• Worked on developing the visual script invented by Al-Saggar, producing the "Developed Visual Script," which then evolved into the "Manifestation Script" and subsequently into the "Theory of Manifestation."• His works were chosen as covers for Iraqi newspapers, most notably the special issue on the liberation of Mosul.• His works were chosen as teaching models in some schools.• His works were chosen as models in graduate studies theses (A Comparative Study of Typography Art) by the artist Saadi Al-Rahal.• Several writers, critics, and specialists have written about his work. • His works have been acquired in the UAE, Germany, Qatar, Sweden, the Netherlands, and the United States.

Okosun Christopher Oseje

Raida Mouradsolh

Murtadha Al Jassani

George Anastasiadis-Artist

Silla M. Campanini-Artist

Mihaela Cracium -Artist