Duaa Abu Saada is a visual artist and researcher from the occupied Syrian Golan, working at the intersections of memory, materiality, and space. Her practice centers on documenting daily details and the relationship between humans and nature, as well as their customs and traditions within the broader context of the Levant. She works through drawing, mixed media, and participatory research projects. She founded the "Palestile" platform as a visual archive documenting the patterns of colored tiles and courtyards, and has presented her work in exhibitions and art programs in the Golan, Palestine, and abroad. She has also produced an art booklet that combines visual documentation and narrative. She is also working on the Min Ka'b Al-Dast (From the Bottom of the Pot) project, which documents and redraws the myths of the Levant, presenting them as an interactive visual artwork.