In her own words:

For many years, I have been showing my work at international art exhibitions, mainly portraits of Arabian horses whose incredible beauty, charm, and unique character have led me to choose them - almost to the exclusion of all others - as the subject of my art. From my first artistic endeavors as a child to this day, I've been trying to capture the individual personalities of these fascinating horses.

I have had many exhibitions internationally, including individual and group exhibitions at various galleries and horse shows in Europe. I also exhibited at the Egyptian Event in 2002 as well as the Qatar Horse Shows in 2004 through 2006.

As for materials, I favor working with delicate chalk pastels or red chalk, but also enjoy working with oils. I'm probably best known for my portrait of RN Farida.

For the 2006 Egyptian Event Art Auction I am going to donate a picture of Ansata Ibn Halima, which I am doing in pastels as they allow me to bring out his marvelously delicate features.

Having derived such enormous pleasure from my visits to the Egyptian Events of 2002 and 2005, I certainly do hope to be back next year with some of my work. It always gives me great satisfaction to have one of my works of art at the auction. Three words to describe my art? Committed, passionate, delicate.

From the April 2005 Pyramid Report - Article by Honi Roberts

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