Sinatra Zantout is a Lebanese-Nigerian painter and photographer based in London, whose work delves into the hidden stories of women of color in lower-income societies. Through her art, Zantout explores themes of identity, resilience, and the complexities of strength, particularly as it relates to motherhood and the pursuit of a better future. Raised between Lebanon and Nigeria, her dual heritage deeply influences her creative practice.

Zantout's distinctive style, "Masqueradism," incorporates African masks as symbols of identity and resilience, exploring the hidden narratives of women navigating financial hardship. In her series *NO EYE CAN SEE ME*, she highlights the often-overlooked strength of women in these communities, challenging societal stereotypes and honoring their unrecognized contributions. Combining both painting and photography, Zantout’s work serves as a powerful commentary on the intersection of culture, identity, and the role of women in society.