Who I Am ?

I am Huda Marhoon, a Bahraini artist who grew up surrounded by beauty and creativity.
From a young age, I was drawn to the world of art, which led me to study Art Education, driven by a deep belief that art is not just a talent — it is a language of the soul, a space for self-expression and emotional freedom.

After graduation, I explored various creative paths that enriched my artistic and personal journey — from wedding photography, makeup artistry, sewing, and baby event designs, to working as a music teacher and later as a school activities coordinator.
These diverse experiences shaped my artistic identity and taught me that art, for me, is a way of life, not merely a profession.

In time, I discovered my passion for resin art, which allowed me to express my visual taste and build a community of supporters who appreciated my work.
However, the limits of pre-made molds in resin art pushed me to seek a wider space for creativity — one where ideas could breathe freely.
That search led me to clay, a medium that granted me complete freedom to mold imagination with my own hands and bring ideas to life through tactile expression.

I have always loved everything handmade.
Even though I may not be a “painter” in the traditional sense, I believe my hands carry my strength and emotion — they are my tools of expression and my means of creating beauty from the simplest things.

I also explored handmade card crafting, a world very close to my heart for its warmth, simplicity, and deeply personal touch that makes each piece unique.

Because art, to me, is an endless journey, I later ventured into watercolor painting, through which I now offer workshops to share knowledge and inspire others.
I do not confine myself to one form of art — I see all art forms as interconnected, each completing the other within my creative soul.
Every new day is an experience, and every experience a lesson — as Picasso once said:

“I am always doing that which I cannot do, in order that I may learn how to do it.”

I believe that sharing knowledge is the purest form of giving, which is why I strive to make my social media platforms educational spaces — where I share my artistic experiments and practical insights, hoping they might inspire someone or help them find their own path.

My goal is not only to sell art, but to use it as a means of spreading knowledge and beauty — a lasting act of generosity that leaves an imprint on people’s hearts.

I always welcome your messages and inquiries via [Instagram],
for every interaction is a new source of motivation that makes my artistic journey richer and more meaningful.