Semicircles coded in a smooth wooden panel structure NOSHEEN IQBALLThe flowers embroidery. By laying colorful lines with flawless precision, the artist -based artist (previously) lively arabesken and geometric motifs that resemble those of her Pakistani and Islamic heritage creates.
Iqbal is interested in the interplay of light and shade, which is usually the most prominent in the sunless sides of the three -dimensional forms. Paying offs and leaves with small beads Bolsters, their surfaces glisten when they are illuminated. “While the light moves over my pieces, it improves the saturation of colors and emphasizes the complicated wire work, shifting and revealing new dimensions,” she says.
Call on architecture, her series Botanical allegory Contains various works with rounded edges and arched shapes. Blending Old design and artisan traditions reflects the artist’s desire to bring together apparently inexpensive media, techniques and ideas. “Living in the west while the Eastern Heritage is holding, encouraged me to innovate – girls from different art movements to create a mix that honors my roots while embraces new influences,” she adds.
Galleri Urbane In Dallas, a collection of IQbal’s will be shown in the group exhibition Roll the windows down From June 21 to August 8. Find more of the artist on Instagram.
