Zarina

Void as structure

Zarina (Zarina Hashmi) was an Indian-American artist whose work centers on home, displacement, and memory. Using woodblock printmaking, embossed paper, and geometric form, she created quiet, contemplative works marked by subtle texture and spatial restraint. Her pieces often reference floor plans, borders, and personal geography.

Zarina’s practice merges minimal form with profound emotional resonance.

Zarina was an Indian-American artist known for minimal woodcuts and paper works exploring home, memory, and displacement.

Zarina was an Indian-American artist known for geometric woodcuts and embossed paper works that reflect memory, migration, and belonging.

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