Step into The Stamp Spot, a vibrant and hands-on creative printmaking station where you can explore the fascinating world of hand-carved linocut stamps – a technique reminiscent of the cherished tradition of hanko (personal seals) in Japan. Just as hanko are used in Japan to create unique and personal marks on documents and artwork, at The Stamp Spot, you’ll have the opportunity to carve your own story onto linoleum and transfer it onto paper.
About the Maker:
Haidy Mohamed, born in 1996, is printmaking artist based in Cairo. She works in exploring the dynamic relationships between objects and places. Rooted in an outdoor air approach, she began painting in historic streets and embraced direct observation and on-site creation. This experience continues to shape her printmaking process, where she starts her prints on location and finishes them in the studio. Through her work, Haidy captures the chaotic spirit of space, blending spontaneity with creative approach to create prints that reflect her deep engagement with her surroundings.
