Eman Ali is an Omani visual artist, living and working between Bahrain and Muscat. Working primarily with photography, text, sound, and installation, Ali’s work intertwines gender and socio-political ideologies to question the intricate Khaleeji culture, societies, and women’s representations. She has integrated her practice as a social critique, observation, and investigation of the multilayered histories of the Gulf, the Arab world, and East Africa. Through her cinematic photographs, Ali reveals the untold norms of our society and invites viewers to reflect on the underlying boundaries and systems that govern our lives.
