Initially focused on Syrian architecture, Koushaji’s work evolved to include portraits of cherished individuals from his past, deepening the emotional resonance of his pieces.
Born in Hama, Syria, in 1983, Besher Koushaji is an accomplished artist whose work seamlessly blends fine arts and graphic design. He earned his Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from Damascus University, Syria, and has built an international reputation for his distinctive style.
Koushaji’s art is characterized by fragmented images created through intricate lines and layered distortions, symbolizing the dualities of existence. His works often incorporate elements of classical Arabic calligraphy and Damascene architecture, enriched by vibrant palettes that evoke nostalgia and personal connection.
Initially focused on Syrian architecture, Koushaji’s work evolved to include portraits of cherished individuals from his past, deepening the emotional resonance of his pieces. His exhibitions include solo shows such as Scene (2019) and Reflections (2016) at Wadi Finan Art Gallery in Jordan, as well as participation in major international art fairs like Art Dubai and Beirut Art Fair. Koushaji’s art bridges tradition and modernity, captivating audiences with its depth and complexity.