Collection: Amanda Atallah

Amanda Atallah (@AlmondVanGone) is a Lebanese Neo-Expressionist artist working primarily in acrylic on canvas. Her practice explores the intersection of emotion, memory, instinct, and technology through symbolic figures, layered compositions, and psychologically charged narratives.

Drawing from a background in filmmaking, music, dance, and visual storytelling, Atallah approaches art through multiple forms of expression. For her, these disciplines are not separate languages, but different ways of translating the same inner world through image, sound, movement, and gesture.

Her paintings merge expressive figuration, symbolic archetypes, and intuitive mark-making to investigate themes of identity, resilience, connection, and the evolving relationship between humanity and artificial intelligence.

Through a visual language that balances raw emotion with narrative ambiguity, her work navigates the space between the organic and the mechanical, the personal and the collective, the remembered and the imagined. Her practice is cinematic, instinctive, and deeply rooted in storytelling, positioning her work within contemporary Neo-Expressionism while expanding its dialogue with the psychological realities of modern life.

Her work has been exhibited internationally, including in London and New York, and featured in publications such as Visual Art Journal. Amanda Atallah lives and works in Beirut, Lebanon.

Using futuristic symbolic figures to explore emotional survival and modern humanity.