Fashion, for Muhammad, transcends mere fabric on a body; it's a powerful form of communication and a mirror of history, an ever-evolving canvas touched by modernity's brush. Fearing that capitalism and consumerism overshadow fashion's core, Muhammad aspires to be its guardian, preserving the essences of culture, art, and storytelling in fashion. Muhammad's aspirations go beyond threads, woven from cinematography, fantasy tales, cultural nuances, philosophical musings, and historical echoes. His creative journey starts with a philosophy or muse, transforming into visual storyboards within sketchbook pages. These sketches blueprint garments that narrate tales of beauty. The creative process lies in design, where stories and philosophies meld, forging a visual language depicted in garments.

“In the chaos of my life, Creative Space Beirut has given me the opportunity to hear the echoes of my creative voice.”