Mohamed Khadra is a Sydney based second life artist. His main concerns are the passage of time, the finite nature of life and memories of places and experience. He paints landscapes using a combination of coloured ground and oil mostly on wooden boards to create works which are at once ominous and sublime. He is also a watercolour artist. 

Mohamed Khadra is an academic surgeon who is also an author and playwright. He is a graduate of the National Art School and has been a finalist in the Elaine Bermingham National Watercolour Art Prize (2023), is held in several collections and has exhibited in Sydney and Brisbane in group shows. In 2017, he was awarded the Officer of the Order of Australia for his work in rural health, urology and literature.