After graduating from AAU in 2011, I started working as a fultime studio artist, focusing mainly on painting and drawing. My work often explores themes of identity, culture, and social issues.

Over the years, I have participated in several group exhibitions . In 2013, I had my first solo exhibition titled “Nagkot” at the National Museum of Ethiopia. This exhibition showcased a series of paintings that depicted the struggles and triumphs of everyday life in Ethiopia. additionally, i was participated on a lot of group exhibition.

In addition to my artistic practice, I have also been involved in art education. I have conducted workshops and taught drawing and painting classes to aspiring childrens and youths. I believe in the power of art to inspire and bring about positive change in society.

Currently, I am working on a new series of paintings that explore the concept of social interrelation and its impact in modern cultures. I am excited to continue pushing the boundaries of my artistic practice and to contribute to the vibrant art scene in Ethiopia.

Overall, my journey as an artist has been filled with challenges and successes. I am grateful for the opportunities I have had to showcase my work and to connect with fellow artists and art enthusiasts. I am committed to continuously evolving as an artist and using my art as a means of expression and social commentary