Dina

Dina Haddadin is an architect and a growing self-taught visual artist, living and working in Jordan. She's a multidisciplinary artist working with various techniques from traditional to experimental; multi-layered works conversing the struggle over the right to the city and the right to be different in a landscape of transient urbanization, a study of places in transition and changing geographies and its imagined places.
Dina uses combination of common raw materials of the everyday life, the traditional Arabic coffee, the unrefined cement and rust in her paintings and the ordinary founds on the city streets to create her pieces. Through her installations and videos she breaks away from the traditional idea of the picture space, and exams notions of perception and creativity in art making with emphasis on exploring the relativity of space, both conceptual and physical.

Dina born in 1983 finished her B.A. architecture degree in 2006. Her first solo exhibition' Transit' was in march 2010 . She won international art awards at an early age from Egypt, China and France. In 2008 she attended the School of Visual Arts in New York City, and she was guided under artist such as Ofri Cnaani, Bruce Waldman, Ira Richer, and Shirley Irons.

Dina Haddadin is an architect and a growing self-taught visual artist, living and working in Jordan. She's a multidisciplinary artist working with various techniques from traditional to experimental; multi-layered works conversing the struggle over the right to the city and the right to be different in a landscape of transient urbanization, a study of places in transition and changing geographies