The hawker of art Sujon Mahabub was born on October 10, 1988 in Monpura, Bhola district, a coastal island of Bangladesh, in a noble family. His father is a brave freedom fighter Md. Abul Kashem Matabbar and mother is Amina Begum.  He is named as Md. Mahabubur Rahman (Sujon Mahabub) by his family. A man, who grew up in rural nature among the streams, dreamed of becoming an artist since childhood. At the age of 35, he became a versatile character artist. Like his father, he also feels freedom in his work. He believes, an Artist must be the icon beyond the border.He is a painter, working with color as well as being very interested in being a visual artist. His passion has diverted him to study fine art education. He has successfully completed his BFA degree from Narayanganj Fine Arts Institute and MFA degree from University of Development Alternative (UODA). He has completed his training course on Kotthok Dance from Bangladesh Academy of Fine Arts and Japanese Language course from the Institute of Modern Languages Department (IML) of the University of Dhaka.  He engaged himself in multi-dimensional art practice. Acting in films, theater, choreography, design, photography, make-up, he is also a renowned performance artist in the country and abroad. He won the Best Young Artist Award in Performance Art at the national level. He developed  Bangladesh Performance Art Group with the participation of artists from every district city. Currently he is working as a Assistant Director (Exhibition and Program) in Fine Arts Department of Bangladesh Shilpakala Academy under the Ministry of Culture, Government of the People’s Republic of Bangladesh. He is a skilled art co-ordinator and organizer as he is involved in co-ordination and organizing of the National Art Exhibition, Young Artist Art Exhibition, National Sculpture Exhibition, Mitsubishi Asian Children’s Enikki Festa, Art Appreciation Course and National Children and Youth Painting Competition.

In 64 districts and more than 400 upazilas of the country, the traditional art of Bengal, one of the parts of the circus industry, has run to the public with the performance of the acrobatic team. He was dedicated to drama therapy to keep the children healthy at the Rohinga camp. During the Corona pandemic, he played a leading role in co-ordinating artists across the country in art practice under the title ‘Art Against Corona’. Sujon Mahabub’s artistic life is based on the goal of truth, beauty and welfare.