About the Book
"Life is a Miracle" is a love letter to life. It is a captivating coffee table art book by Aida Murad, featuring 120 original paintings, each accompanied by the story of the art, life lesson, and creative activity. This 270-page immersive experience encourages self-discovery, healing, and artistic expression.
Beyond showcasing art, the book invites deeper reflection and engagement. Each piece is paired with journaling prompts, artistic exercises, and/or interactive activities designed to inspire transformation and connection to the miracles of life—whether enjoyed individually or as a shared experience.
Embark on Your Own Creative Journey
“Life is a Miracle" is not just a book—it’s an interactive experience that invites you to see the miracles around and within you. Whether you’re looking for inspiration, artistic expression, or a deeper connection to yourself and others, this book provides a space to explore, reflect, and create.
Perfect for artists, dreamers, and anyone seeking to embrace the beauty of life.
About the
Artist | Author
Aida Murad, featured in Forbes, is a Global Impact Artist who uses art as a powerful tool for change, from healing to inspiring better lives. Overcoming 4.5 years of partial paralysis, she developed a unique finger-painting technique, selling out 11 collections and exhibiting in 36 global shows.
Aida has collaborated with Grammy Award winner John Densmore of The Doors and served as the Inaugural Artist in Residence at Georgetown University’s Lombardi Cancer Center and TED’s Tech Artist. Her work, auctioned by the New York Public Theatre, was selected by Lin-Manuel Miranda. Recognized as a BMW Foundation Leader and a UN speaker, Aida continues to harness art for transformative impact.
Discover 270 pages of captivating paintings, inspiring life lessons, and engaging activities to spark your creativity and guide your journey toward healing and thriving.
"Life is a canvas, and art is a beautiful way to tell our story. This book is a celebration of the beauty, challenges, and miracles that shape our journey."
— Aida Murad