Artist Interviews
The Interviews segment is a vital, heartfelt part of our platform dedicated to elevating the voices of deserving artists from the Middle East and North Africa (MENA). At Naso, we believe that every artist’s story is unique and deserves to be told exactly as they wish to share it. Our interviews are a collaborative act, where we listen, reflect, and work together with artists to present their narratives authentically. This partnership is what makes our interviews truly special; it’s a space for genuine storytelling, rooted in respect and mutual understanding.
Our core mission is to create a home for emerging MENA artists, providing them with a platform to share their voices with pride and confidence. We aim to amplify their stories, showcasing the richness, diversity, and complexity of their artistic journeys. By doing so, we not only support their individual growth but also ensure that their contributions are recognized within the broader cultural landscape.
The importance of this segment extends beyond individual artists. In a region with a rich and complex history of artistic expression, giving a dedicated space for MENA voices helps challenge Western-centric narratives and fosters a more inclusive understanding of art history.
It is crucial for regional identity, cultural pride, and global recognition. Through our artist interviews, Naso Art Journal strives to be a faithful voice for the region’s creatives - a trusted platform where stories are told with integrity, passion, and respect.
2026 - 2025
Natalie Ayoub
On memory, temporality, and building a personal archaeology of Rome. Written by Soraya
Mbarak Madhi
On memory, temporality, and building a personal archaeology of Rome. Written by Soraya
