Do we speak more honestly to a chatbot than to a very close friend? What do we hold back from a therapist that we’d type to a machine at 1 a.m.?
Rather than offering answers, the exhibition invites visitors to notice who they become in each of these conversations.
Medium: painting, photography, sound art, participatory art, text-based art, mixed-media.
Status: in development.
Expected opening: Saturday, February 6, 2027, 2pm.
I welcome conversations with venues, mental health professionals, researchers, and technologists interested in this intersection.
An open, project-based university for students whose interests reach beyond what their own universities offer. Many fields are evolving faster than traditional programs can keep up, so Limitless gives students the space to learn what they truly need.
At Limitless, medical students learn AI and art, computer science students study sociology and architecture, teachers build games and hardware, and agriculture students make art. Every crossing of disciplines opens new ways of thinking and sparks new creative projects.
Program: one year, 6 subjects, 3 hands-on projects.
I co-founded Quizzito, where kids browse a marketplace of real rewards, like a puzzle, and the price isn’t money but stories: read five books and the puzzle is yours.
- Read: kids pick books from their home or school library.
- Play: they answer short quizzes that confirm they understood what they read.
- Win: they earn real rewards from parents, schools, or sponsors.
Backed by 500 Startups, Misk Foundation and Taqdam University. We raised around $250k to reach our pre-seed and seed goals.
Quizzito has since become the Read Play Rise platform.
- Salvo (رشقة): a personal show where I share my thoughts and reflections, alongside conversations with more than 200 guests from different fields and areas of expertise.
- Passage (مقطع): co-hosted with Sid Elmohri and other friends, where we take a passage from a book and dive deep into it.
- The problem: In language schools, students are placed in a level after a placement test, but real gaps remain between students in the same class. When the teacher hands out one text, it’s too hard for some and too easy for others.
- The solution: We built a tool that rewrites the same story for each student’s level. The characters, plot twist, and ending stay the same, while the vocabulary and verb conjugation adapt to each learner.
- The impact: The whole class reads and discusses the same story together, yet every student gets a text that is personalized, accessible, and engaging.
- My role: Product manager: User research, roadmap, prototyping, launch.