AKHUND, ZARMEEN

Title:
News Reports from Planet Earth, 2022

Exhibition Date:
July 2021

Acrylic on Canvas

Comment:
My current body of work is in part a response to a patriarchal structure and a dominating power system that has survived generations of political protests and the fight for equality.

30 x 30 inches

Keywords:
Oil,Canvas,Paper

AKHUND, ZARMEEN

Location, ST

Zarmeen Akhund is a self taught digital media artist, born in New York and based in Karachi. Her work focuses on materializing spiritual journeys, and bringing to life all that falls beyond the cosmic curtain. As well as being a platform for her expression, her art creates space for her own form of healing.

Artist Statement

I’m an artist, poet, and curator, and Artistic Director of Artpoetica Project Space in

Other archived works by this artist.

Image Info

AKHUND, ZARMEEN

Title:
999

October 2021 Catalogue

Creation Date and Location:
September 2021
Karachi, Sindh

Medium:
Photography / Digital Art

Comment:

999 embodies the process of letting go, allowing room for vitality, and new life. 999 foreshadows transformation of Self, along with the emergence of a brand new chapter.

Dimensions:
85 x 50 inches

Keywords:
photography, digital

AKHUND, ZARMEEN

Karachi / Sindh

Artist Statement

999 embodies the process of letting go, allowing room for vitality, and new life. 999 foreshadows transformation of Self, along with the emergence of a brand new chapter.

Other archived works by this artist.

EHSAAS, 5/2021.
September 2021 Catalogue

Photography / Digital Art
48 x 72 inches

“She is the soldier beyond all form. She is Spirit, and she is resolute. My work serves to feed her thirst, to guide her breath, to grow her battlefield in a concrete world. Through each piece, I seek to uncover the expansion which is her voice. Tender and unwavering, Spirit is clear. Life speaks in tongues, holding our silence. Spirit aims to break it.”

Pensive, 2020
pencil on paper
49 x 34 inches
To wander through the fields of feeling
Wisdom comes in pieces
To emote
To dance with joy, and sorrow
At the heart of expression, lies freedom
– Zarmeen Akhund