Lena Hassan is an Egyptian abstract painter whose works explore the emotional landscape hidden beneath form and color.

Born in Alexandria and inspired by the layered textures of ancient walls, desert light, and the Mediterranean sea, her art reflects both the chaos and harmony of human experience.

Through sweeping gestures, tactile surfaces, and fluid compositions, Lena transforms intuition into visual rhythm — creating paintings that feel alive, evolving with every gaze.

Her works are less about what is seen and more about what is felt — a dialogue between emotion, memory, and the unseen pulse of existence.

For Lena Hassan, abstract art is the purest expression of freedom — a language beyond words and shapes.

She believes abstraction allows the artist to reveal emotion in its rawest form, unbound by representation.

Each brushstroke becomes a heartbeat, each color a breath — together forming a map of the inner world.

To her, abstraction is not about detachment, but connection — a way to see the invisible, to give form to feeling, and to find clarity within chaos.