Sinatra Zantout

Sinatra Zantout is a Lebanese-Nigerian painter whose work focuses on the untold stories of women of colour in lower-income societies. Raised between Lebanon and Nigeria, her dual heritage heavily influences her artistic expression. Her distinctive style, "Masqueradism," utilizes African masks to explore themes or identity, resilence, and the hidden struggles or women.

Through vibrant colours and bold compositions, her series "NO EYE CAN SEE ME" highlights the challenges women face in navigating motherhood, financial hardship, and societal pressures.

Sinatra's work aims to challenge stereotypes, bring attention to social inequality, and celebrate the strength of women who often remain unseen.

Her exhibitions have been showcased in London and Lagos, including at the Rising Tides Exhibition and +234 Art Fair. Her art has also been featured in publications such as UN X The 34 Gallery for Mental Health Awareness and Radr Africa.

Looking ahead, Sinatra continues to document the experiences of women in lower-income societies, giving voice to their resilience and inspiring recognition of their contributions.