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Yomna Mohamed is an Artist and Graphic Designer working across digital and print mediums. Her work has been exhibited at Printed Matter Art Book Fair, Tokyo Art Book Fair, and Storefront for Art and Architecture Book Bash 2026.

Mohamed is a recent Parsons School of Design graduate, where she received a BFA in Communication Design with a minor in Photography and Departmental Honors. Working across art direction, music, and cultural spaces, her practice spans digital design, typography, image-making, and publishing. She is interested in working within museums, institutions, and cultural spaces, with a particular interest in multilingual typography and design education.

Currently, Yomna is developing her experimental publishing project, Gust For You, as well as documenting the Arab American diaspora in New York through an ongoing photo series embracing performance, and often over-the-top aesthetics common in immigrant households.

She is currently producing her debut photobook, Eskenderiyah 😍 She is currently producing her debut photobook, Eskenderiyah 😍  

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Ghorba

Ghorba -
Strangers in The West
“Ghorba” is an Arabic word that loosely translates to estrangement or exile. It often refers to the feeling of leaving behind collective life—family, homeland, community—in pursuit of individual aspirations.

With a focus on Arab and North African immigration to New York, GHORBA is a publication that brings together visual archives and personal narratives from the diaspora. It explores how these communities rebuild, reimagine, and assert their identities in a new place. Through interviews and imagery, the project becomes a visual and oral documentation of diaspora artists, shopkeepers, restaurant owners, and more—highlighting the intersections of culture, religion, memory, and selfhood.

All photographs are taken by Arab and North African–identified artists, including myself, with select archival contributions from the New York Public Library’s image archive.

A mix of photography and interviews that seeks to document the spirit of living, making, and belonging in diaspora.