A Visual Exploration of Myth and Femininity
Renowned Pakistani-American artist Hiba Schahbaz has unveiled her latest work, “Dragons”, at the Almine Rech Gallery. Known for her ethereal paintings that depict female figures in dreamlike settings, Schahbaz’s new exhibition continues her exploration of mythology, identity, and empowerment. In “Dragons,” she uses large-scale works to depict female protagonists intertwined with dragons, symbolizing strength, freedom, and transformation.
Merging Personal and Universal Themes
Schahbaz draws from ancient mythology and her personal experiences to create a narrative that speaks to both the individual journey and broader themes of feminine power. The dragons in her work are not meant to be feared but celebrated, representing the transformative nature of self-discovery and resilience. Each piece in the exhibition is a powerful testament to the ongoing struggle for female empowerment in both the East and the West.
A Bold Statement in Contemporary Art
“Dragons” is yet another example of Schahbaz’s ability to use symbolism and narrative to address complex issues of gender, identity, and culture. The exhibition at Almine Rech is expected to draw significant attention from art critics and collectors alike, further cementing Schahbaz’s reputation as a leading figure in contemporary art.
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