Zoha Abdulsater is a Beirut-born artist and scholar whose interdisciplinary practice bridges the realms of language, theory, and visual expression. She holds a Master’s degree in Comparative Literature from the Lebanese American University (LAU), with a specialization in structural psychoanalysis, which she applies to the study of Arabic literature and visual art.

Her work is deeply informed by her academic background, often exploring the psychological and symbolic dimensions embedded within both text and image. Drawing on psychoanalytic frameworks, Abdulsater engages with themes of identity, memory, and representation, creating a dialogue between literary analysis and artistic production.

Her artistic journey began with photography, first exhibited in the United States in 2016, before she transitioned into painting. Her early works were featured in a collective auction at the Riverfront Museum in Chicago, marking her entry into the contemporary art scene. Since then, her practice has evolved to encompass a more expansive visual language, reflecting her continued exploration of narrative and form.

In 2022, Abdulsater founded her own gallery in Beirut, establishing a dedicated space for her work and curatorial vision. The gallery serves as a platform for her ongoing artistic development, embodying her commitment to integrating critical theory with creative practice.