Artists

Suzan Ibrahim is a renowned Sudanese artist, educator, and cultural advocate whose work delves into the realms of colour, folklore, and the preservation of Sudanese heritage. Born in 1974 in Khartoum, Sudan, Suzan Ibrahim has built a career marked by her deep commitment to visual art, education, and cultural storytelling.
Ibrahim completed her Bachelor of Fine Arts at Sudan University of Science and Technology in 1997, followed by a Higher Diploma in Folklore and a Masters degree in Folklore from the Institute of African and Asian Studies at the University of Khartoum, and she holds a PhD in Colour Art from the Faculty of Fine Arts at Sudan University of Science and Technology. Ibrahim’s academic foundation has been pivotal in shaping her artistic practice, blending theoretical depth with cultural insight.

Ibrahim’s artistic practice is characterized by a vibrant fusion of Sudanese cultural themes and contemporary techniques. Her artwork often incorporates traditional motifs with modern interpretations, resulting in visually compelling pieces that reflect her cultural heritage and artistic vision. Through her exhibitions, teaching, and community engagement, Suzan Ibrahim has become a leading figure in the Sudanese art scene, influencing both her peers and emerging artists.
Ibrahim’s continued dedication to art and education ensures her legacy as both an artist and an educator will resonate for years to come, contributing significantly to the future of Sudanese art and its place on the global stage.

Biography courtesy of Circle Art Gallery