Afaf Khalil
Lives and works in New York, NY, USA
Artist statement
Born and raised in New York City, USA, 1990. She is a self-taught artist, designer and a poet. she has decided to pursue her education in the Engineering discipline. She received her Bachelor’s degree in Avionics Technology, in 2014 at Vaughn college of Aeronautics and Technology, NYC. She is a multidisciplinary person who has succeeded engineering. Afaf has a collection of paintings, drawings, fashion design sketches, graphic designs, poems, writings, calligraphy, recordings of her speeches and songs. Her artworks reflects much of her timeline. Her talent has exploded during her teenage years, as her family and friends supported her to fulfill her passion for art. During her academic years, Afaf started working as a teacher’s assistant and Calculus Tutor at her college. In 2012, she started tutoring children in the Community Learning Centers in New York City. Eventually she volunteered in several organizations, as NYC Rescue Mission. She also pursued her career in Engineering with several aerospace companies. Along the way she started exhibiting in schools, colleges and other public venues in her community. She adopted a strong philosophy through art. She has been involved in community work, through mentoring and educating young women and men. She has a commitment in providing an impact on the children and influencing them to become future leaders. She has volunteered for Yale Center of British Art, and in New Haven Reads. She traveled to Europe, Asia, and Africa. She...
Artwork
- Colors of Life, 2018. Acrylics
- Volcano, 2019. Acrylics
- Motion, 2019. Acrylics
- Diving into a dream, 2018. Acrylics
- Lava of Our Instincts, 2018. Acrylics
- Life on Mars, 2018. Acrylics
- The Crescent, 2011. Mixed Media
- Preception, 2018. Acrylics
- Northern Lights, 2018. Acrylics
- Infinite Dream, 2018. Acrylics
- Summer Fun, 2018. Acrylics
- Magical Mystery Mind, 2018. Ink
- Under the Moonlight, 2018. Acrylics
- You are the Big Bang, 2018. Acrylics
- Flea Market, 2018. Acrylics