About her art

Born between two vastly different cultures, Doumorh’s work is deeply rooted in the question of identity and coexistence. Growing up between Lebanon and Germany, she faced the challenge of honoring both cultural influences while staying true to herself. This tension—the question of whether bridges must be built or if opposites can simply coexist— shapes her artistic exploration.

In her work, she translates this inner dialogue into the relationship between the physical and digital world. Her art navigates the space between material and immaterial, tangible and virtual, questioning whether these realms must merge or if they can exist side by side while still allowing for authentic self-expression. This fluid state between opposites, where meaning is continuously renegotiated, reflects what Homi Bhabha describes as a “third space”—a realm in which identity is not fixed but emerges through interaction and hybridity.

At the heart of her practice is the transformation of AI-generated content into tactile, sensory experiences. She uses AI-generated text and imagery as a foundation— expressions of her thoughts and emotions—which she then meticulously reinterprets by hand. By incorporating materials like wool and carpet-like textures, she adds depth and tactility to digital structures, making them physically present.

Mirrors play a crucial role in her compositions. Acting as reflective surfaces, they merge the viewer’s physical reality with virtual elements. Through colored mirrors and subtle light effects, Doumorh creates immersive environments where light, material, and perception interact dynamically. These elements shift the viewer’s gaze, altering the perception of space and evoking new dimensions.

The fusion of light, material, and reflection imbues her work with an ephemeral, almost poetic quality. The surrounding space becomes an essential part of the artwork, inviting an ever-changing, participatory experience. Blurring the line between technology, craftsmanship, and perception, Doumorh creates immersive spaces where reality and illusion seamlessly merge.

About her

Doumorh is an artist & spatial interaction designer with a deep empathy for diverse life experiences and a keen sensitivity to different perspectives. With over a decade of experience in spatial design, scenography, and interior architecture, she possesses a comprehensive understanding of furniture, lighting, and the interplay between form, space, and humans.

During her master’s studies at the Muthesius Academy of Fine Arts, Doumorh shifted her focus to interface design, where she explored human behavior in depth to craft personalized digital experiences and narratives. She later worked at a renowned interaction design agency, where she conceptualized exhibitions while also engaging with digital products, embedded software, and app design. These insights, combined with her spatial expertise, seamlessly inform her artistic practice.

Art has always been an integral part of Doumorh’s identity as a designer, shaping her approach to space, material, and interaction. Today, she dedicates herself almost entirely to her artistic work, where she explores the relationship between the physical and digital realms. Through reflective materials, textiles, and immersive spatial compositions, she investigates themes of perception, hybridity, and emotional resonance, creating works that invite viewers to engage with their surroundings in unexpected ways.