About
Suhaib Attar
A Jordan-based street artist transforming public walls into visual narratives rooted in culture, memory, and humanity.
The beginning
The Deer
Among Suhaib’s earliest public works, The Deer marked the start of a practice devoted to large-scale walls — where a single façade could shift how people felt about a corner they thought they already knew.
What began as independent murals across Amman evolved into one of Jordan’s most recognizable public art movements, bringing narrative painting into everyday streets and neighborhoods.
Amman, Jordan — 2018
Public initiative
Open Air Street Art Museum
Launched in 2015 in Hashmi Al-Shamali, the Open Air Street Art Museum transformed an entire neighborhood into a public art experience through large-scale murals created by local and international artists.
The initiative introduced art directly into the rhythm of daily life — turning walls into cultural landmarks and visual storytelling pieces accessible to everyone.
57+
Murals
Amman, Jordan
Since 2015
Humanitarian work
Beyond the Wall
Beyond large-scale public murals, Suhaib Attar has collaborated on community and humanitarian initiatives across Jordan — using public art as a tool for visibility, storytelling, and human connection.
Through projects developed alongside local communities, refugee camps, and NGOs, his work has explored resilience, identity, displacement, and collective memory within public space.
“Art belongs to the street.”
Public
art without gates
200+
Murals & Works
2015
Open-Air museum initiator
Narrative
walls rooted in culture & Memory
For collaborations, commissions, and cultural projects.
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