Sarah Alagroobi is a distinguished multidisciplinary artist, researcher, and educator whose work traverses the intersections of culture, identity, and post-colonial discourse. With an MA in Painting from the prestigious Royal College of Art in London, Alagroobi’s practice is deeply rooted in exploring the nuanced dynamics of Arab and Western contexts, weaving together personal and collective narratives that reflect on themes of place, borders, and belonging. Her artistic expression is marked by an elegant simplicity, capturing the complexities of cultural hybridity with profound sensitivity and insight.
Alagroobi is also the visionary founder of The Letters Project, an innovative online platform that amplifies anonymous letters addressing the anthropological and socio-cultural landscapes of the Arab region. This initiative underscores her commitment to fostering dialogue and understanding through art, creating a space for voices often left unheard.
Her work has garnered international acclaim, featuring in leading design publications such as ESTRO, ID, and Close-Up. Alagroobi’s art has been exhibited at renowned venues worldwide, including Somerset House in London, Salone del Mobile in Milan, the Venice Biennale, Dutch Design Week, ME Collectors Room in Berlin, and Warehouse421 in Abu Dhabi. She has also showcased her work at prestigious events such as Art Dubai and Abu Dhabi Art, as well as with Art Jameel, cementing her position as a significant voice in contemporary art.
Through her evocative practice, Sarah Alagroobi continues to challenge and redefine the boundaries of cultural representation, offering a compelling exploration of identity in an increasingly interconnected world.
