Q0DE

Q0DE Q0DE isn't just about art. it's about working on displaying the art of the middle east in a new way.

Founded in 2013, QØDE is a Jordan-based art space working with some of the Middle East’s most talented emerging artists and providing a platform for their growth and development. We host and curate international exhibitions, act as an agency for up-and-coming artists and provide art-consultancy and market research focusing on contemporary art from Jordan, Syria & Iraq. We also host a blog aiming t

o spread the word about the exciting new art coming out of Jordan and the region as a whole. The artists we represent hope for more than a sold-out exhibition. They want to be celebrated for who they are, not where they are from.

This work explores the concept of witnessing in the context of genocide, where the land becomes both a repository for so...
13/05/2026

This work explores the concept of witnessing in the context of genocide, where the land becomes both a repository for souls and a bridge for rebirth.
The piece addresses the bitter-sweet contrast between flowers that embody beauty and life, and the harsh reality that they have been nourished with pure blood in order to survive.

Martyr’s Growth, 2024
Digital collage on paper40 x 40 cm

Outside the Window 1/ 2, 2020By Lubna Al Lahham Mixed media on paper25 x 25 cmFrom the “Stone Shadows” series, which beg...
08/05/2026

Outside the Window 1/ 2, 2020
By Lubna Al Lahham

Mixed media on paper
25 x 25 cm

From the “Stone Shadows” series, which began during the COVID-19 pandemic, when art became a space for reflection and expression for the artist.

Come and check them out at the gallery.

The Cyber King 🤴 

Artwork by Mudar AlrawiDM if you are interested to inquire more 
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08/05/2026

The Cyber King 🤴 

Artwork by Mudar Alrawi
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I no longer know where to begin or where it ends days go by, interviews pile up, so does disappointments but still, I tr...
06/05/2026

I no longer know where to begin or where it ends days go by, interviews pile up, so does disappointments but still, I try.
 
Every door I knocked became a mirror, showing me myself, I thought I’d finally understood
only to leave more lost.
 
I painted their faces, those who shut doors.
Eyes held silent verdicts, smiles wore masks a reminder that I didn’t belong
 
With each painting, I tucked my anger, patted my sadness on the back rearranged the chaos within, not to look “weak”.
 
Then came Wanis, curled around me A cat! An animal is reminding me I exist, even when they pretend I don’t.
 
I watched them from a distance; they were worse.
Then realised that safety isn’t a job title, nor a nod of approval.
 
But even now, after all this, I still am trying.
 
Abdallah Abu Jaber
 

 
Paintings part of Interviews collection by Abdallah Abu Jaber.

In this evocative series, Muder Al Rawi paints a visual elegy—each image a testament to the profound strength, aching so...
03/05/2026

In this evocative series, Muder Al Rawi paints a visual elegy—each image a testament to the profound strength, aching sorrow, and luminous resilience etched into the hearts of mothers who have endured the unimaginable loss of their children, immortalized as “Shahid” (martyr).

Through sculpted forms and shadow-laden contours, the series unfurls an emotional topography—love and loss coursing through every curve and hollow, transcending mere resemblance. Each work is an invitation: step into the river of sacrifice, feel the pulse of maternal lament, and dwell in the quiet, unyielding endurance of mothers whose stories are sung in the silent language of grief and devotion.

Mother of Shahid, 2024

Fibreglass, metal, and stone
Variable dimensions

Come and check out the recent addition to our collection Farewell by Manal Haddadin.Farewell, 2025Acrylic on paper 55 x ...
29/04/2026

Come and check out the recent addition to our collection Farewell by Manal Haddadin.

Farewell, 2025

Acrylic on paper
55 x 40 cm

Each of us has stood in the silent twilight of parting, feeling the ache of goodbye—a sorrow that is also a quiet invitation to the unwritten chapters ahead.

On display now 😎 at the gallery.
28/04/2026

On display now 😎 at the gallery.

We’re excited to be featured in an editorial collection by Farah Mashal (b. 2002, Jordan)Based in Amman, Farah Mashal e...
27/04/2026

We’re excited to be featured in an editorial collection by

Farah Mashal (b. 2002, Jordan)

Based in Amman, Farah Mashal explores memory as something that doesn’t fully belong to us—something that shifts, overlaps, and quietly reshapes who we are.

Her practice moves through painting, printmaking, and drawing, tracing how moments and emotions travel between lives, making the deeply personal feel unexpectedly universal.

We’re excited to be part of the first affordable art fair in Amman! Join us at the Zara Center, Wadi Saqra, from April ...
15/04/2026

We’re excited to be part of the first affordable art fair in Amman!

Join us at the Zara Center, Wadi Saqra, from April 23 - 26, 11 AM - 9 PM, and explore contemporary artworks celebrating creativity and accessibility!
Come discover, connect, and experience art with us🖤

Zain Al Sharif (Jordanian, B. 1998)An artist based in Amman, Jordan, whose work centers on expressive figurativepainting...
14/04/2026

Zain Al Sharif (Jordanian, B. 1998)

An artist based in Amman, Jordan, whose work centers on expressive figurative
painting, movement, and cultural memory. Working across charcoal, watercolor,
acrylic, and oil, she explores the emotional and symbolic presence of the human
figure, drawing inspiration from local culture, spiritual ritual, and the transformations
of body and emotion.

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