Abdulaziz Yousef is a multidisciplinary artist from Qatar whose practice moves fluidly between murals, animation, sculpture, canvas and illustration. Working under the name Temsa7, he is drawn to the visual language of the unconscious mind, shaping a distinctive style that gives inner experience a form others can see and share. For Abdulaziz, each medium is simply another way to tell a story and storytelling, threaded through culture and a quiet sense of social purpose, sits at the centre of everything he makes.
His path began in newsprint, where he first earned recognition as a cartoonist for Al Raya under the name Temsa7, before expanding across film and public art over nearly two decades of practice. His animated short film Ya Hoota has gone on to win seven international awards, while his murals now form a permanent part of Msheireb Metro Station and the Jedari public graffiti initiative. He has held a residency at Qatar's Fire Station, co-curated exhibitions such as leBockade and [re]action with the Doha Film Institute, presented solo shows including Escapism in 2019, and spoken at TEDx Vancouver. His work has been honoured with a bronze Promax award and recognition at the Tamayoz awards, and he has collaborated with clients ranging from Qatar Museums and Qatar Airways to Chanel and UNESCO.
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Abdulaziz Yousef is a multidisciplinary artist from Qatar whose practice moves fluidly between murals, animation, sculpture, canvas and illustration. Working under the name Temsa7, he is drawn to the visual language of the unconscious mind, shaping a distinctive style that gives inner experience a form others can see and share. For Abdulaziz, each medium is simply another way to tell a story and storytelling, threaded through culture and a quiet sense of social purpose, sits at the centre of everything he makes.
His path began in newsprint, where he first earned recognition as a cartoonist for Al Raya under the name Temsa7, before expanding across film and public art over nearly two decades of practice. His animated short film Ya Hoota has gone on to win seven international awards, while his murals now form a permanent part of Msheireb Metro Station and the Jedari public graffiti initiative. He has held a residency at Qatar's Fire Station, co-curated exhibitions such as leBockade and [re]action with the Doha Film Institute, presented solo shows including Escapism in 2019, and spoken at TEDx Vancouver. His work has been honoured with a bronze Promax award and recognition at the Tamayoz awards, and he has collaborated with clients ranging from Qatar Museums and Qatar Airways to Chanel and UNESCO.
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