Alia Eissa, was born in Alexandria, Egypt. Teacher assistant in the Faculty of Fine Arts (Graphic Department), Alexandria University.

 Alia participated in many art exhibitions such as the Multi Vision One Energy Exhibition in Zamalek Art Gallery 2024 and,  the 16th edition of the Luxor International Art Symposium. 

September 2023, The Art Week exhibition was part of Cairo Design Week, Azad Art Gallery in Ghernata place, Cairo 2022, First time exhibition, Bibliotheca Alexandria 2022, Art Cairo VI 2021, 2022, Replay Royere exhibition in Shelter Art, Alexandria, First participation in Arts by Farouk Hosni Foundation, January 2020. 

Re-Imagined _ Solo show

Alia believes that the countryside and nature are the source, bloodline of life, roots, and core for everything, including birds, trees, and many inspiring elements, as well as the life of the Egyptian farmer. Alia draws inspiration for her topics from the Egyptian countryside, where she sees it in her own way and begins to summarize it into symbols and surfaces of colour. She built the idea of ​​symbols using what the ancient Egyptians did in writing, such as hieroglyphs and demotic, so she was influenced by them and dealt with the elements as letters and symbols in her language to tell stories about the countryside-Egyptian, nature, and themes from ancient Egyptian, recast and re-imagined in a contemporary way.