Untitled

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Rayed Mohamed (b. 1986, Yemen) is a self-taught artist whose intricate, densely patterned works emerge from a continuous practice of repetitive mark-making. Mohamed came to the

United States as a child and works on his practice daily from his Brooklyn studio. He works primarily with acrylic paint pens and Sharpies, bringing his whole body into the process, which is intensely physical and immersive. He selects colors by bringing each pen close to his face, engaging both sight and smell, which are integral parts of his sensory connection to the work. He frequently listens to pop music while drawing, occasionally breaking into spontaneous dance before returning to the page. His work was acquired by The Museum of Modern Art in 2021.

ArTech Collective

Founded by the nonprofit AHRC New York City, ArTech Collective is a progressive art studio that provides opportunities for artists with intellectual and developmental disabilities to express themselves creatively and expand their practice through artistic development. ArTech empowers artists by providing studio spaces, art supplies, and access to a community of peers and mentors.

A certificate of authenticity, signed by the artist, accompanies each print.