CCA alum Saif Azzuz explores water, fire and family

KQED KQED • October 18, 2025

The New York Times delves into Saif Azzuz's (BFA Painting & Drawing 2013) artistic process, highlighting how his work blends family, community, and Indigenous land stewardship.

A sculpture that is made of rusted steel with a flower growing from its surface.
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