To Sabia, life is “a gift from the Creator”. “Life is very beautiful, and I try and bring that into my art.”
Her birds, squirrels and butterflies represent to some extent the f...
To Sabia, life is “a gift from the Creator”. “Life is very beautiful, and I try and bring that into my art.”
Her birds, squirrels and butterflies represent to some extent the freedom the women feel denied ; nevertheless, they spend their time in work and play as habitual acceptance.
Sabia depicts the dilemmas and dichotomies of our age. She is “like a car driving Razia Sultan of our times.” In her work, Nature absorbs the imbalances which Indian society creates for its women.
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 To Sabia, life is “a gift from the Creator”. “Life is very beautiful, and I try and bring that into my art.”\nHer birds, squirrels and butterflies represent to some extent the freedom the women feel denied ; nevertheless, they spend their time in work and play as habitual acceptance.\nSabia depicts the dilemmas and dichotomies of our age. She is “like a car driving Razia Sultan of our times.” In her work, Nature absorbs the imbalances which Indian society creates for its women.\n', 'https://www.mojarto.com/artworks/sabia-khan-35952/tryst-with-nature-series-216855')){kind=link}