Ines Benabida, a French-Moroccan artist, has dedicated the majority of her adult life to her career as an industrial pharmacist and innovation strategist, a field she pursues to satisfy her intellectual aspirations and passion for the sciences.

"Yet, I always wanted to study art. When I was five or six years old, I began drawing and became really excited about it".

After four years of living in the United States, Benabida eventually took the leap in 2020 when she created her Instagram page to showcase her improvement in drawing. "I took that as a sign that it was time to follow my childhood dream," she recalls of the Covid-19 Pandemic.

Her work during the epidemic has addressed themes like uncertainty and solitude. "An emotion is usually the starting point. I draw what most appeals to me or how I'm feeling at the time," the artist claims.