Rashed AlAkroka is a self-taught digital and traditional artist based in Kuwait City, working with a strong narrative and character-driven approach shaped by years of self-directed practice. Originally trained as an engineer, his transition into art has resulted in a disciplined yet expressive visual language that balances structure with emotion.
Working primarily in character illustration, concept art, and narrative-led pieces, Rashed often explores identity, tension, and inner conflict through bold compositions and painterly detail. Figures sit at the centre of his work, rendered with a cinematic sensibility that blends realism with stylised abstraction, giving each image the feeling of a moment pulled from a larger story.
Having painted since early childhood and freelanced professionally since 2017, Rashed practice reflects long-term dedication and continual evolution across both digital and traditional media. Through Project 195, he contributes a distinct creative voice from Kuwait, expanding the project’s growing representation across the Middle East and the wider global archive.
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Rashed AlAkroka is a self-taught digital and traditional artist based in Kuwait City, working with a strong narrative and character-driven approach shaped by years of self-directed practice. Originally trained as an engineer, his transition into art has resulted in a disciplined yet expressive visual language that balances structure with emotion.
Working primarily in character illustration, concept art, and narrative-led pieces, Rashed often explores identity, tension, and inner conflict through bold compositions and painterly detail. Figures sit at the centre of his work, rendered with a cinematic sensibility that blends realism with stylised abstraction, giving each image the feeling of a moment pulled from a larger story.
Having painted since early childhood and freelanced professionally since 2017, Rashed practice reflects long-term dedication and continual evolution across both digital and traditional media. Through Project 195, he contributes a distinct creative voice from Kuwait, expanding the project’s growing representation across the Middle East and the wider global archive.
For sizing and delivery details click HERE.
