Behind every brushstroke and digital line in our gallery is a story worth knowing. Today, we’re introducing you to a few of the incredible artists who’ve donated their time and talent to Polins4Gaza.

Aya R., a Palestinian-American illustrator, uses bold lines and soft colors to explore themes of identity and displacement. “For me, art is a way to preserve what’s being erased,” she says. Aya’s prints have already raised over $800 for medical aid.

Kofi B., a painter based in Ghana, creates abstract portraits filled with emotion. “I may not be Palestinian, but I know what injustice looks like,” he says. “This is a way to stand with my brothers and sisters.”

Noor E., a calligrapher in London, has been creating custom Arabic calligraphy for donors. Her work merges tradition and modernity, with verses and quotes that carry deep spiritual and emotional weight.

These artists aren’t just selling art—they’re part of a movement. One defined by care, resistance, and community.