Syrian visual artist.

Founder of the Kozah Gallery since 1994 in Old Damascus, where he renovated his home to become a contemporary Syrian art gallery on its first floor . The gallery is the first to be established in Old Damascus, and he dedicated it to displaying paintings, sculptures, and other artworks by young artists and students of the Higher Institute. This house has housed more than a thousand artworks.

He and his wife also established their own oriental jewelry design project that reflects their ideas and way of life.

His project began with a small gallery on Straight Street, the first gallery in the old Damascus area, until he was able to renovate his house and open the "Qazah Gallery." During this period, he worked with Syrian visual artists, including Fadi Yazigi, Safwan Dahoul, Yasser Safi, Nizar Sabour, Nazir Ismail, Walid Agha, and others.

The first exhibition at Qazah Gallery was for American artist Nanette Carter, an internationally renowned visual artist who has presented her work in many countries around the world. The second exhibition was the Young Artists Encounter Competition and the Master Pieces Exhibition.

Qazh comes from a distinguished Damascene family with a history spanning over 200 years in the arts, sculpture, stone and jewelry making.