Born on December 12, 1988, in Machghara, nestled at West Bekaa region of Lebanon, Rasha Khalil has always been captivated by the colors, textures, and emotions of her surroundings. From a young age, she displayed a natural inclination towards art, and this passion would go on to shape her life’s path. In pursuit of her creative aspirations, Rasha embarked on an academic journey that would provide her with the tools to bring her artistic visions to life. In 2010, she accomplished a Bachelor’s degree in Graphic Design and Visual Communication. This foundational education not only honed her technical skills but also implanted in her a deep appreciation for the power of visual storytelling. However, Rasha’s artistic journey had only just begun. She recognized the need to explore the boundless realm of fine arts and aquidred a Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) program in Visual Fine Arts. Graduating in 2020, Rasha found herself immersed in a world of artistic expression, where she could authentically express her thoughts, emotions, and observations through her work. Fueled by her experiences, Rasha pursued the Masters Degree in Fine Art, seeking to elevate her artistic practice to even greater heights.
Rasha Participated in several collective exhibitions and symposiums locally in Lebanon:
- June 2023: Collective Exhibition “The City and I” at Sursock Palace
- Mars 2023: Collective Exhibition “Lebanon Spring ربيع لبنان ” at Unesco Palace
- November 2021: Collective exhibition of “Colors Speaks ‘ لون بيحكي ’” at Hotel Sawfar
- August 2022: Symposium and Collective exhibition at Sharon- Sheer el Room - Chateau IV
- January 2022: Collective exhibition “Beirut Btejmaana بيروت بتجمعنا ” at Bet Beirut
- December 2021: Collective exhibition of “Christmas Lights _ ”أنوار الميلاد
- December 2021: Collective Exhibition “Beirut Urban Declaration” at Beit Beirut - Museum and urban cultural center
- December 2020” Collective Online Exhibition: “The Hague X Beirut” with The Hague Peace Projects.
- October 2020: Collective Exhibition: “Resurrect