Black and white abstract art pieces on a white wall by Rita Rawashdeh

Originals

Black and white abstract painting with geometric shapes by Rita Rawashdeh

Interplay: Nature Meets Structure – An Art Collection
Abstract black and white painting of a person with a blurred background by Rita Rawashdeh

Figurative And Faces Explorations
Black and white sketch of different faces that multiple by Rita Rawashdeh

Beyond Beauty: A Tapestry of Faces
Cover image of a dual essence mother and child collection by Rita Rawashdeh

Dual Essence: Mother & Child
Black and white painting of two bells in Florence by Rita Rawashdeh

Sounds of Florence: A Bell Collection
Abstract artwork with pink and red tones on a dark background by Rita Rawashdeh

Mystical Geometry: The Dunes of UAE
Silhouette of two bells against a light background by Rita Rawashdeh

Jerusalem Bells Crying

Studio + Exhibitions

Art gallery with framed artworks on white walls, with Rita Rawashdeh observing the display.
Living room with a large painting patterned with tree silhouettes by Rita Rawashdeh
Rita Rawashdehin a black dress standing in an art gallery with various artworks on the walls.
Rita Rawashdeh seated in a sunlit studio surrounded by framed artwork, talking with city views in the background.
Five framed black and white artworks on a gray wall by Rita Rawashdeh
Art gallery with framed black and white photographs on a white wall by Rita Rawashdeh
Rita Rawashdeh touching up abstract art on a wall.

Journal

Framed watercolor painting of bells in silhouette by artist Rita Rawashdeh, inspired by her time in Florence

La Donna Della Campana

The Sound That Found Me  Many people asked me why i draw bells? It began in Florence. I had been living there for a while, walking the stone streets, wandering aimlessly, letting the city guide me....
Rita Rawashdeh seated in a sunlit studio surrounded by framed artwork, talking with city views in the background.

Art as a Form of Healing and Storytelling

The quiet transformation that happens when we create I never set out to make art that heals. But over time, I realized the act of creating—of sitting with silence, of letting something inside me t...
Abstract ink drawing by Rita Rawashdeh featuring layered, fragmented faces in black on white paper, exploring memory and emotional expression.

Why I Paint Faces That Multiply

Ink, memory, and the architecture of emotion Since I first learned to draw, I’ve drawn faces. I don’t know why. They appeared without invitation — one after another, as if born from each other. So...