Radial Loop Fingerprint
Artist Name: WHALA EL YASIN ABOUID
Dimensions: 100x70cm
Mediums Used: Acrylics, Watercolors
Frame: Solid wood in a black glossy finish
Crystals Used: Chrysocolla Stone, Citrine, Fire Opal, Green Amethysts, Lapis Lazuli, Moonstones, Quartz
Empathic Personalities
Individuals with radial loop fingerprints possess a remarkable ability to empathize, adapting to the emotions of those around them with ease. In this art- work, crystals have been carefully selected to com- plement these qualities. Chrysocolla encourages self-awareness and inner balance, while Citrine boosts self-esteem and confidence.
Lapis lazuli promotes relaxation and reduces anxi- ety, fostering a sense of calm. Moonstone and quartz enhance mental and physical energy. Together, these crystals offer support on the journey for individuals with this fingerprint category.
| Artist Name | WHALA EL YASIN ABOUID |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 100x70cm |
| Mediums Used | Acrylics, Watercolors |
| Frame | Solid wood in a black glossy finish |
| Crystals Used | Chrysocolla Stone, Citrine, Fire Opal, Green Amethysts, Lapis Lazuli, Moonstones, Quartz |
Artist Biography
is a Qatar-based visual artist whose abstract practice explores identity, emotion, and spatial balance through layered composition and material sensitivity. With over thirteen years of experience as an interior designer, her artistic language is informed by an architectural understanding of proportion, rhythm, and the relationship between artwork and space. Working primarily with oil and mixed media, Whala creates works that move between intuition and structure, allowing texture, gesture, and restraint to coexist. Her practice is rooted in observation and emotional translation rather than representation, positioning abstraction as a reflective and grounding experience. Alongside her studio work, she is the founder of WEYA Art, an art agency dedicated to supporting and promoting artists through curated projects and institutional collaboration. Balancing artistic practice with cultural leadership, Whala approaches art as both a personal inquiry and a collective platform where visual expression becomes a means of connection, presence, and contemporary cultural dialogue.
