From the clay of riverbanks to timeless works of art, Qassim’s journey embodies the resilience and beauty of transformation, resonating with values of harmony, spirituality, and cultural legacy often celebrated across Asia.

Over two decades, his artistry has flourished, each piece a testament to his unwavering spirit and his vision of unity through creativity. In her hand, letters and lines intertwined in a language all her own—a silent expression that lives on in every brushstroke he makes. This connection to clay and earth mirrors artistic traditions across Asia, from Japan’s Shodo and ceramics to Southeast Asia’s intricate terracotta works, creating a bridge between ancient civilizations.

Almost all of Qassim’s work takes the form of squares—a shape that echoes ancient plaques found in Mesopotamian temples. These squares cradle circles within them—a symbol reflecting life’s balance between sharp edges (structure) and flowing curves (freedom). Each form holds another in an endless embrace mirroring both personal introspection and universal vastness.

Qassim’s artistic path was shaped by traditions rooted in Mesopotamian heritage drawing on one of the world’s oldest civilizations’ rich traditions. Inspired by beauty time human spirit & ancient stories etched on walls.

Qassim’s art reflects these timeless influences speaking to universal human experiences—perseverance creativity & transformation—resonating deeply with harmony & spirituality cherished across Asian cultures. Using these influences he counters life hardships embracing beauty as resilience against challenges. From vibrant Southwest Asian cultures to his current home Netherlands Qassim connects timeless beauty with modern sensibilities inspiring audiences worldwide.

Nails pierced canvases symbolizing sacrifice renewal echoing humanity's shared resilience and spiritual depth. Through his works, he unveils the profound beauty within imperfection, urging us to see the world not as it is, but as it might yet become.