I’m Suleman Yakub, a Saudi-based fine art photographer, filmmaker, and visual storyteller working in Jeddah and across the Middle East. My work explores place, memory, architecture, and cultural landscapes through photography, documentary film, and written narratives. I create stories through film, photography, and writing — not to impress, but to observe. I’m drawn to the quiet parts of life: architectural spaces, heritage environments, and lived places that carry history even when they appear ordinary. My work is shaped by patience, restraint, and intention. I avoid noise for the sake of noise, and I don’t chase trends that disappear as quickly as they arrive. What I create is meant to be lived with, not consumed quickly.

House of Suleman is not a company in the traditional sense. It is a personal body of work — a visual archive where my interests converge: fine art photography, documentary filmmaking, cultural research, architecture, travel, craftsmanship, and automotive culture. Much of my work focuses on place-based storytelling across Saudi Arabia and the wider Middle East, with particular attention to heritage sites, architecture, landscapes, and environments shaped over time. With a Portuguese background and a creative practice rooted in the Middle East, my perspective sits between cultures — informed by observation, research, and respect for context. Everything shared here is created with respect for meaning, ethics, and responsibility. I believe how something is made matters just as much as what is made.

This is my voice.

This is my pace.