Raisa Mariam Rajan

Raisa Mariam Rajan, a Guinness World Record Holder, is a multi-talented architect, entrepreneur, and artist hailing from the UAE. As one of the pioneering figures in sustainable art within the region, she has played a crucial role in promoting awareness around sustainability in both the art and business sectors. Her innovative sustainable artworks have been showcased at prestigious events, including COP28, UNESCO Heritage Sites in Italy and Spain, the Cannes Art Biennale during the 2023 Cannes Film Festival, and the Qatar International Art Festival, among others. Raisa has distinguished herself with her ability to create monumental art installations, such as the impressive 51-meter-long painting project, JAWHARA, in Abu Dhabi, along with her rope artworks displayed at COP28. Leveraging her architectural expertise, she has crafted large-scale pieces that reflect natural structures from around the globe. Notably, she conceptualized the Guinness World Record for the most nationalities in an art lesson, alongside a 52-meter artwork in Abu Dhabi. A passionate advocate for sustainable practices, Raisa has shared her insights on numerous national and international platforms as a panelist. Her works are part of the permanent collections at institutions such as ADNOC and The Indian Embassy in the UAE, among other esteemed establishments. Her art has been exhibited in diverse countries including Singapore, France, Italy, Spain, Montenegro, Azerbaijan, and Qatar. Raisa elevated her mission of raising sustainability awareness by representing the UAE's Year of Sustainability at the Cannes Art Biennale. She views art as a powerful medium that bridges human experience with the intricate layers of universal energy manifesting in nature. With her architectural background, she recognizes the geometry present in every structure of the world, while her artistic vision breathes life into that geometry, underscoring the need for preservation for future generations.