Printmaking Exhibitions

Exhibitions listed in chronological order of Reception Date

Through my work, I seek to explore the conflicting psycho-spiritual, cultural and disjointed effects/ emotional middle space of globalization on marginalized identities with attention to woman’s issues; one who perpetually lives both in war and peace within two worlds, in both of which more or less a stranger. My work is about history and tradition, identity censorship, mythology, folklore,
dreams, spirituality, death, and nature set in contemplative scenarios that transform into symbolic allegories for socio-political issues.

My artistic process derives from a balance of intuitive and concept driven method of experimental creation. In my drawings, I seek to create visual tension through automatic and intended mark making. I like to fuse binary concepts and techniques of representation, from contrasting languages of wet and dry textures, precision and chaos, into stimulatory layers as to create conceptual proximity between forces of opposition and displacement.

Within these (psychological mind) spaces, where the fragments of memory, dreams, and the residues of formative experience intermingle with contemporary mythology – I present a space for the renegotiation of identity and the realignment of desire. By revealing the strange and curious inner-workings of the human condition, I aim to examine the fluctuating operations of human
identity, desire, horror, wonder and fantasy.

On view February 17 through March 31, 2018.

Closing reception: Saturday, March 31st, which will feature a performance piece related to the exhibition.

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