Based in the UK, Mona Sultan (b.1979) is a Syrian/Canadian visual artist whose work explores the tension between what is visible and what is unknowable. With a background in graphic design, film, and fashion, she brings a distinctive compositional and conceptual sensibility. Using found photographs, collage, and mixed media, Sultan investigates memory as shaped by both presence and absence. Collage and paint disrupt images, creating “visual glitches” that challenge photography’s authority. Holding a BS in Graphic Design and an MA in Fine Arts (City & Guilds, 2025), her practice evolves with works that resist closure, inviting reinterpretation and inhabiting ambiguity’s generative space.