Ari Omar is a London-based artist who is dedicated to oil painting in a representational style. His oeuvre is deeply rooted in the legacy of the Old Masters and late 19th-century artists, while incorporating contemporary influences. Employing a realist technique imbued with nuanced brushwork, he crafts a visual symphony that explores and articulates intricate concepts and emotions within his artistic compositions. 

Ari has tailored his artistic education to align with his specific aspirations. This journey includes targeted workshops and lessons, complemented by studies at esteemed institutions like the Royal Academy and the National Gallery in London. His education is further enriched through training with successful contemporary artists.

In recognition for his work with portraiture, Ari has earned a place on the shortlist for the prestigious BP Portrait Award. His works grace the walls of notable venues, including the James Allen’s Girls’ School and the Benjamin Franklin House museum in London, and the Chan Towers in Kuala Lumpur. Moreover, his paintings are treasured additions to various private collections.

Ari is currently the Artist in Residence at the Benjamin Franklin House museum in London.