Amal Al-Nakhala (b. 1999, Gaza) holds a Bachelor’s degree in English Literature and views art as both a personal and political expression. Her artistic identity is deeply shaped by her environment, particularly the Mushtabik experience, which she transforms into powerful visual narratives. Al-Nakhala’s work offers a profound exploration of the Palestinian experience, blending history, memory, and identity through a multidisciplinary approach. Her art eloquently captures the complexities of Palestinian life, focusing on themes of resilience and resistance. Each piece stands as a testament to the enduring spirit of her people, portraying their struggles, hopes, and aspirations amidst ongoing adversity. Whether through visual art, storytelling, or other mediums, Al-Nakhala’s creations go beyond traditional artistic expression, acting as important cultural and political statements that bring attention to the Palestinian cause.