Yassir Alomari

Yassir Alomari is a Jordanian contemporary artist working between drawing and sculpture. His practice spans multiple cities Amman, London, Milan, Beirut, Cairo, Dubai, and Riyadh and is shaped by sustained observation of urban life, human movement, and collective systems.

Born within a context shaped by cultural and visual influences, Alomari developed an early sensitivity to pattern, repetition, and structure. His practice evolved through sustained observation of human behavior, environments, and collective systems gradually forming a visual language that merges figuration and abstraction.

His work has been shown at the Florence Biennale and the Rotterdam Art Fair, among other international venues.

Yassir Alomari develops a visual language built through repetition, discipline, and a process of continuous mark-making. His works emerge from a state of reflection, where figures, spaces, and environments dissolve into interconnected systems of lines and patterns.

Rooted in ritual, his practice reflects an internal process of thinking, questioning, and observation — where each work becomes a trace of a specific mental state. Each work begins with questions rather than answers. Through repetition and reflection, the image reveals itself over time, becoming a record of thought, presence, and process.