Cultural diversity as a sign of identity has been the most evident feature in Susana Khabbaz´s path. Since her childhood she experienced how rich languages are, also the different accents, a broad concept of the sense of belonging and being exposed to changes, which result was a complex mixture that impressed her early sensibility that together with her big tendency to reflection and introspection, set a free and inspired inner world that would later on come out due to the need of being expressed through art.

At nine she discovered painting and took classes for about five years until she started to explore new ways of expression through music. That´s when piano and contemporary dance complete a universe that makes her see life through a crystal of her own. Soon after that, those images are expressed through painting, music, dance and writing.

The complex diversity inspiring her, takes her to express herself with art -an activity practiced in private- and motivates her to complete her formation in totally different ways. Outstanding student, awards bachelor´s degree in international trade which perfectly complements with her passion for foreign languages; passion that took her to the United States of America, France and Italy for some time, then moving to Spain to take a master´s degree in hotel management plus another master´s degree in management of event planning, protocol and institutional relations.

Whilst walking through this path, it was the time for painting to emerge with the strength of a spiritual activity that has been long postposed which unleashed a creative process revealing the deep happiness of finding her mission in this life. Susana is the painter of her visions of life; these visions define her and define the message of light that is released through each and every one of her works.

Her paintings are the expression of her sensibility towards the beauty that´s implicit in the esthetical and unstructured, in the symmetrical and irregular, in the fusion of writing, images and colors, souls dancing around life looking -unconsciously-to be part of her works and finding themselves in those works in a sense of harmony providing light to the darkness.