The Bride

Samina’s artwork critically examines social and cultural issues. While she employs a variety of materials and processes, her methodology remains consistent. Though her projects may not always share material similarities, they are interconnected through recurring formal concerns and thematic exploration. The subject matter of each body of work dictates the choice of materials and forms.

For Samina, needlework serves as both self-expression and meditation. It’s addictive nature and boundless possibilities make it an exciting medium to explore. Her practice is highly time-intensive, with most pieces meticulously stitched by hand. Experimentation with different threads and textiles is integral to her process, allowing her to engage deeply with her work from inception to completion. By combining photography with textiles and thread, she nurtures her creativity and sustains her passion for artistic exploration.