Mona Hassan Sakr Featured in the Grand Egyptian Museum’s #FramingGEM Initiative
October University for Modern Sciences and Arts (MSA) proudly celebrates the achievement of Mona Hassan Sakr, an Architecture Engineering graduate from the Faculty of Engineering, whose photograph, “Between Two Worlds,” was selected as the first feature in the Grand Egyptian Museum’s #FramingGEM initiative.
Launched on World Photography Day, the #FramingGEM initiative highlights visitors’ unique visual perspectives of the Grand Egyptian Museum and celebrates creative interpretations of its architecture, collections, and cultural identity.
Through “Between Two Worlds,” Mona captures a striking visual dialogue between Egypt’s ancient heritage and the contemporary architecture of the Grand Egyptian Museum, using reflection to bring the two worlds together within a single frame.
The photograph also received further recognition by being featured on Al-Ahram Style’s official website and Instagram page, extending the reach of Mona’s work and highlighting the creative perspective behind the image.
Mona Hassan Sakr is an architect and MSA Architecture Engineering graduate, as well as the photographer behind Through My Lens (@jpgthroughmylens), where she explores architecture, spaces, and visual storytelling through photography.
This achievement reflects the creativity and multidisciplinary perspective of MSA graduates, demonstrating how architectural knowledge and artistic vision can come together to present Egypt’s heritage through a distinctive contemporary lens.
