Ghada Zoughbi paints those in-between moments when things are messy, being rehabilitated, or in the process of happening. From people’s personal lives with images of cabinets bursting with items to the public disarray of electrical wires, signage and satellite dishes, like in “Adaptation,” she shows how people are adapting to their environments. Using expressive brushwork and colors with touches of realism, her work contains strong lines that become the focal point of her compositions.