Ohud Khedr is a contemporary visual artist known for her expressive, often emotionally charged work that blends figurative and surreal elements. Her art frequently explores themes like identity, memory, femininity, and inner psychological states. She works across multiple mediums—painting, drawing, and mixed media such as acrylics, pencil and ink—using bold colors, layered textures, and distorted human forms to convey complex feelings and narratives. Her style can feel both intimate and raw, often inviting viewers to interpret personal or universal experiences through her imagery. Ohud has gained attention in emerging contemporary art scenes, especially for her distinctive voice and evocative compositions. Ohud was born in Europe, where she initially earned a degree in architecture, followed by a degree in comics and illustration. After more than seven years working as a comic artist and illustrator, she discovered her love for fine art and painting when she moved to the United States, where she began visiting galleries on weekends with her husband. Ohud exhibited in many galleries across the United States and participated in international online exhibitions.