In this episode of Pulse of Dubai, host Margaret Hurd continues the Emirati Women’s Day special with artist Aysha Al Harmani, known widely by her creative identity Mnour. Aysha opens up about how her alter ego was born in the early days of social media and how it became a vehicle for self-expression, freedom, and cultural storytelling.

From sketching in her teenage years to collaborating with global brands like Adidas, Apple, and Deliveroo, Aysha shares the milestones that shaped her career, the philosophy behind making art accessible to the public, and the cultural responsibility she carries through her work. She also reflects on balancing tradition and modernity, her transition from government roles to cultural partnerships, and her dream of creating art that becomes part of the collective memory of the UAE.

🎧 A deep dive into identity, representation, and the evolving power of Emirati women in art and culture.

In this special Emirati Women’s Day episode of Pulse of Dubai, co-host Margaret Hurd sits down with artist and cultural voice Aysha Al Harmani, whose signature digital style blends nostalgia, identity, and pop culture to redefine what it means to be an Emirati woman today.

Aisha shares how her art reflects heritage, challenges stereotypes, and creates representation for a new generation. From blending tradition with modernity in fashion, to using creativity as a powerful form of storytelling, Aisha opens up about her journey, her inspirations, and the evolving role of Emirati women in shaping narratives at home and abroad.

This episode is a celebration of art, individuality, and the ever-growing voice of Emirati women in today’s world.

🎧 Tune in for a conversation on culture, identity, and creativity—straight from the heart of the UAE.