Naz is a contemporary visual artist whose practice explores the overlooked realities of domestic labor, women's invisible work, and social marginalization. Working primarily with acrylic pouring, oil painting, stitching, and quilt-making techniques, Naz transforms everyday household practices into powerful visual narratives that question identity, labor, and recognition. Drawing inspiration from traditional textile crafts such as Gudri and Sujni quilt-making, the artist integrates thread, sewing, and layered textures to reflect the repetitive rhythms of domestic life. Through large-scale paintings, Naz invites viewers to acknowledge the emotional and physical weight of work that often remains unseen, creating spaces for reflection, empathy, and dialogue. Naz's work celebrates the resilience of women while bringing visibility to stories that have long existed in silence.

Nationality

Indian

Categories

Urban Artistry Studio

Themes

An exploration of the invisible labor of women, highlighting the dignity, resilience, and overlooked realities of domestic work through painting and textile-based practices.

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