My work represents continuity of life. “I have taken inspiration from Islamic geometric patterns and executed them in “Kirigami” technique. I see life in these patterns and its experiences overall, whether it’s a feeling, process, continuity of our daily chores, connectivity of life circle. These geometric patterns act as a symbol to explore individual journeys. There is endless continuity in these repeated patterns and when we gave them borders, they appear frames, ending the continuity of life. The connectivity of life and geometric pattern is the basic rule coupled with the creativity, to explore the individual as well as the collective aesthetics.
Iqra Majid was born in Lahore Pakistan. This Lahore based artist did her B.fa (2years) from Education University Lahore and her M.A in Fine Arts (2years) and MFA visual arts from Punjab University college of Art and Design. Iqra work with different mediums and she has participated in many group shows in Alhamra, Coopera Art Gallery, Anna Molka Art Gallery, Rangrez Art Gallery, O Art Space and Pakistan Art Forum. Iqra is a visual Artist currently working with an old Japanese technique “kirigami” and paper sculptures. Iqra currently lives and work in Lahore Pakistan.
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