Hany Rezk

Hany Mohamed Rezk is an Egyptian visual artist and painter whose artistic practice is deeply rooted in Egyptian culture, heritage, and collective memory. His work reflects a long engagement with the visual narration of daily life, social rituals, and symbolic scenes drawn from the Egyptian environment. Through painting and drawing, Rezk constructs visual stories that balance between tradition and contemporary expression.
His artistic language is characterized by simplified forms, rhythmic compositions, and expressive figures that carry narrative and cultural meaning. Rather than focusing on literal representation, his paintings rely on suggestion, memory, and visual symbolism, allowing the viewer to engage emotionally and intellectually with the artwork. Egyptian identity appears not as a fixed image, but as a living, evolving visual experience.
Alongside his artistic career, Rezk has an extensive academic background in art education, which has strongly influenced his disciplined approach to composition, structure, and visual storytelling. His participation in numerous exhibitions, symposiums, and artistic initiatives in Egypt and abroad reflects a sustained commitment to both artistic creation and cultural dialogue.