Sabrine Hakam
Sabrine S. Hakam is an artist and thinker who uses symbolism-infused portraits to delve into themes of identity, representation, and power. Her work bridges the gap between academic inquiry and artistic expression, creating powerful visual narratives that engage viewers in meaningful discussions.
Sabrine holds a PhD in Geography (Arts) from King’s College London, an MSc in Urbanisation and Development from the London School of Economics, an MPhil in Development Studies from the University of Oxford, and a BSc from New York University. Her academic background deeply informs her artistic practice, enabling her to explore complex subjects with depth and nuance.
Her work is characterized by a multidisciplinary approach that seeks to foster empathy and understanding through art. Sabrine's art has been featured in various exhibitions, including the SPAO Photowalk in Ottawa, a solo exhibit at the Artscape Regent Park during the Scotiabank Contact Photography Festival in 2023, and a community exhibition titled 'Calyx' with arts organization Jamii.
Her contributions to the field have been recognized with several awards, including the Toronto History Museums Mentorship, the Toronto Arts Council Newcomer Artist Mentorship, and the Best in Show award at the Museum of Dufferin’s Unity in Diversity exhibit. Through her compelling portraits, she fosters a deeper understanding of the world and inspires collective action towards a more equitable future.
Sabrine S. Hakam is an artist and thinker who uses symbolism-infused portraits to delve into themes of identity, representation, and power. Her work bridges the gap between academic inquiry and artistic expression, creating powerful visual narratives that engage viewers in meaningful discussions.
Sabrine holds a PhD in Geography (Arts) from King’s College London, an MSc in Urbanisation and Development from the London School of Economics, an MPhil in Development Studies from the University of Oxford, and a BSc from New York University. Her academic background deeply informs her artistic practice, enabling her to explore complex subjects with depth and nuance.
Her work is characterized by a multidisciplinary approach that seeks to foster empathy and understanding through art. Sabrine's art has been featured in various exhibitions, including the SPAO Photowalk in Ottawa, a solo exhibit at the Artscape Regent Park during the Scotiabank Contact Photography Festival in 2023, and a community exhibition titled 'Calyx' with arts organization Jamii.
Her contributions to the field have been recognized with several awards, including the Toronto History Museums Mentorship, the Toronto Arts Council Newcomer Artist Mentorship, and the Best in Show award at the Museum of Dufferin’s Unity in Diversity exhibit. Through her compelling portraits, she fosters a deeper understanding of the world and inspires collective action towards a more equitable future.