Amira Nguyen-Hasoon

Amira Nguyen-Hasoon (b. 1991, Oxford, UK) is an British-Iraqi multidisciplinary artist whose work blends traditional drawing with explorations of found materials. Her practice examines the relationship between thought, perception, and the environment, influenced by John Berger’s belief that “the way we see things is affected by what we know or believe.” This perspective shapes her work, inviting dialogue on how perception shapes our understanding of the world.

Amira’s artwork was featured in ‘Tout Le Monde’ on view August 9-31, 2025.

“Nguyen-Hasoon coined the name Treeptych by blending ‘tree’ and ‘triptych’ to reflect both the subject and the three-part structure rooted in the historic use of triptychs in visual storytelling. This submission presents a single panel as an intimate glimpse into the broader work. Through hand-drawn studies of tree bark textures, she explores growth, time, and transformation using layered perspectives.”