About Artist
About Artist
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Born in Kuwait in January 2001 and raised between Kuwait and Geneva, Ghanayim was shaped by a duality that refined her artistic identity. From a very young age, she found herself drawn to the timeless beauty of horses, especially the pure Arabian lineage, the most ancient and noble breed known to humanity. Her fascination was nurtured within her family’s stables, not an ordinary establishment, but a historic legacy dedicated to preserving and honoring the world’s oldest Arabian bloodlines.Those stables were more than home to horses; they were sanctuaries of history, spirituality, and devotion, where generations worked to protect a lineage that carried both beauty and pride. From that sacred environment, her artistic journey began, transforming admiration into purpose and memory into art. Each artwork carries a sense of reverence, not to depict the horse as an animal, but as an emblem of dignity, soul, and eternity. Ghanayim’s artistic mission is to document the beauty of the world’s oldest horse lineage in a visual form that transcends time and language. Her work stands not as decoration, but as preservation , a bridge between past and future.
Signature Story
Many wonder why Ghanayim’s artistic signature includes the Emerald Marquise symbol.
The story began with her very first painting — a gift to her mother, a passionate collector of rare jewels . In return, her mother gifted her a precious emerald marquise ring, a gesture that marked the birth of her creative identity.
The emerald became a symbol of purity and lineage — a mirror of the same values found in the Arabian horse: rarity, loyalty, and eternal beauty. Ever since, the Emerald Marquise has become the silent signature of every painting, representing legacy, emotional truth, and devotion.
For Ghanayim, art is never simply created — it is inherited, protected, and passed on.
Aid
For Ghanayim, true art carries responsibility.
With the blessings that come from her art, she has pledged to contribute toward establishing initiatives that support orphans in need of education and shelter — a mission rooted in compassion and gratitude.
Her belief is that beauty should serve a higher purpose — that art, when guided by faith and sincerity, can both preserve history and heal hearts.
Her art is not created for a moment but for memory
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