Lana Khayat is a contemporary artist whose work sits at the intersection of nature, heritage, and abstraction. Moving between the vibrant landscapes of Spain and the vast stillness of the Arabian desert, she weaves contrasting worlds, forging a visual language that is both deeply personal and universally resonant. Through the interplay of organic forms and geometric structures, she creates a visual language that is as rooted in the past as it is relevant to the present.

Through her practice, Lana Khayat creates spaces of remembrance and reinvention that transcend aesthetics, where the past is not only preserved but reborn. Her work is a tribute to the resilience of women, a testament to the enduring power of identity, and an invitation to experience art as language and legacy.

Lana’s work has been exhibited internationally, with shows in New York, London, and the Middle East. Her pieces are part of prestigious private collections, and her collaborations with institutions such as the Guggenheim Museum highlight her growing recognition in the international art world.