The young artist Ayah Ibrahim is preparing to return again to the art world after a long absence, where at the beginning of its technical consultation she participated in a number of artworks and has achieved remarkable success, working with a number of first-grade stars and special work.
However, any surprise that the public disappeared from the technical centre when it decided to travel outside the country, where it worked in the Pezins area for a period of considerable success, but it came back again in search of passion where art and photography were present. Aya said that she was reading several scenarios to delay her generation ' s children from artists, explaining that she was open to working and performing all roles, especially the composite personalities, to show her talent, which she was keen to refine with specialized studies and technical workshops.
In the opinion of Abraham ' s audience on Sochial Media, it is a new version of Sandrela Saad Hosni in terms of form and talent, and they compare it with Hendr Rastam in its way of temptation based on distinctive artistic performance.
Abraham has previously participated in a number of artworks, including a series of supergirls: Hussam Ali ' s emancipation: Karim Hassan Bashir and Ahmed Shaqi, and the Sohra al-Louzi championship, Riham Hajjjjjj, Sherry Adel, Yumi Faouad, Ansar and Karim Afi.
She also participated in the nine-born series, a dramatic act, from Ahmed Shafiq ' s exhumation, and from Nicole Saba, Khalid Salim, Khalid Zaki, Yumi Faouad and Sahir al-Saigh.
The Neil Palace series is from the Championship of Dina Al-Sharbini, Raham Abdul Ghafur, Sabre Fawaz, Salah Abdullah, Mahmoud Al-Bazawi, Ahmed Majdi, Mohamed Hatm, Ahmed Khalid Saleh, Nardin Faraj, Mohamed Suleiman Abdul King, Khalid Mari ' s extraction and the production of Mohamed Mish.
Abraham also participated in the Liquid tournament of Karim Abdul Aziz, Cherif Munir, Talat Zakaria, Carmen Bisbeth, Nalah Salama, the Walid Yusuf scenario and dialogue, and the exhumation and production of the Awal Abdullah.
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