Based in Paris, Arya Haliba draws upon her extensive background in fashion design and her experience with some of the world’s most prestigious fashion houses, including Givenchy, Louis Vuitton, Saint-Laurent and Chanel, to inform her artistic practice. Her work, deeply rooted in the language of beauty and aesthetics, transcends the boundaries between art and fashion, creating a dialogue that resonates on a universal level.
At the core of Arya Haliba’s art lies the digital collage, a medium through which she constructs visually arresting narratives. Each composition is the result of meticulous research, careful curation, and a deliberate selection of images and ideas, weaving together a rich tapestry of meaning. This thoughtful process allows Arya Haliba to explore themes of beauty, vulnerability, and identity, with a particular focus on the nuanced representation of Black masculinity—an undercurrent that enriches her visual storytelling.
Flowers, a recurring motif, embody the delicate tension between joy and melancholy—symbols of life’s transient yet profound moments. Arya Haliba’s work is distinguished by its precision and conceptual clarity, positioning her within a broader conversation in contemporary art that merges traditional aesthetics with cutting-edge innovation. Her experience as a writer for 33 Carats magazine further reflects her appreciation for culture, adding depth to her artistic practice.
Arya Haliba’s artistic journey has included collaborations with Galerie Gomis, Nataal Media, Nike, Little Dragons, Moses Sumney, Otherland, and Paper Journal, where her work has been featured in various contexts. In her ever-evolving creative practice, she is currently exploring the integration of artificial intelligence into her art, opening new horizons for visual storytelling and expanding the boundaries of digital media.