Based between London and Beirut, Ramzi Mallat is a multidisciplinary artist whose practice explores cultural identity through Levantine folklore, material culture, and collective memory. His work reinterprets native traditions, artifacts, and symbols through material experimentation, immersive installation, and moving image. Mallat was featured on Forbes Middle East's ‘30 Under 30’ list (2022), and was shortlisted for Bloomberg New Contemporaries (2024). He holds a BA in Fine Art from Lancaster University and an MA in Sculpture from the Royal College of Art, London, and currently serves as a trustee of the IMOS Foundation (U.K).

Mallat’s work has been presented in solo exhibitions at the UNESCO Palace and the Cervantes Institute in Beirut, and at the Victoria and Albert Museum, Project Loop, P21 Gallery, and Marie Jose Gallery in London. He has participated in group exhibitions across the United Kingdom and Europe, including Standpoint Gallery, Candid Arts Trust, The Storey Gallery, and VIMA Art Fair. Working across sculpture, installation, and moving image, Mallat’s short film Sobhiye (2022) was recognized by multiple international film festivals, including the Lebanese Independent Film Festival (LIFF). Through the interplay of history, myth, and contemporary narrative, his practice examines the relationship between sociopolitical discourse and lived experience.


Selected solo exhibitions:

  • Aporia, Project Loop, London, U.K (2025-26)





  • Means To No End, Danuser & Ramirez Gallery, London, U.K (2022)

  • Unearthed, Cervantes Institute, Beirut, Lebanon (2018)

  • Roots, UNESCO Palace, Beirut, Lebanon (2017)


Selected group exhibitions:






  • A Murmuration, Candid Arts Trust, London, U.K (2022)

  • Lapped Seams and Silver Linings, Standpoint Gallery, London, U.K (2022)

  • We Won’t Stop Showing, SET Woolwich, London, U.K (2022)

  • Work In Progress, Royal College of Art, London, U.K (2022)

  • Stronger Roots for Stronger Alliances, part of the Arab Foundation for Equality’s NEDWA conference, The Landmark, Nicosia, Cyprus (2019)

  • 53 More Things to do in Zero Gravity, Peter Scott Gallery, Lancaster, U.K (2017)

  • Room With A View, Storey Gallery, Lancaster, U.K (2017)


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Awards & Residencies:

  • Artist in Residence, Project Loop, London, United Kingdom (2025)

  • Shortlisted, The Muse Gallery Residency Competition, London, United Kingdom (2024)

  • Shortlisted, Bloomberg New Contemporaries, London, United Kingdom (2024)


  • Official Selection, Story? - International Student Documentary Festival, Cork, Ireland (2023)

  • Official Selection, Scarab Short Film Festival, Dubai, United Arab Emirates (2023)

  • Artist in Residence, Standpoint Gallery, London, United Kingdom (2022)