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dancing in the womb
Rezia Wahid
210 x 252 mm
premium colour hardback
1st edition ltd. 100 copies
for details on how to purchase a copy contact Rezia here
photography: Paul Tucker
additional design: David Hyde
20 Aug 2022: book launch at Whitchurch Silk Mill
July 16 - Sept 4
dancing in the womb solo exhibition at
Whitchurch Silk Mill
28 Winchester St, Whitchurch
RG28 7AL
Rezia Wahid is an award winning Bangladeshi-born contemporary British artist and weaver. Her signature works are gossamer-light hand-woven textiles evoking qualities of light, air, peace and tranquillity. Rezia’s inspirations are diverse, deriving from Islamic spirituality, her Bangladeshi and English backgrounds, literature, Japanese kasuri technique and Bangladeshi Jamdani technique, all of which combine to produce a multicultural and multidisciplinary dialogue blending into a unique and breathtakingly original voice. Rezia’s work has been collected by Rhode Island Museum and Tate Edit.
Rezia Wahid
210 x 252 mm
premium colour hardback
1st edition ltd. 100 copies
for details on how to purchase a copy contact Rezia here
photography: Paul Tucker
additional design: David Hyde
20 Aug 2022: book launch at Whitchurch Silk Mill
July 16 - Sept 4
dancing in the womb solo exhibition at
Whitchurch Silk Mill
28 Winchester St, Whitchurch
RG28 7AL
Rezia Wahid is an award winning Bangladeshi-born contemporary British artist and weaver. Her signature works are gossamer-light hand-woven textiles evoking qualities of light, air, peace and tranquillity. Rezia’s inspirations are diverse, deriving from Islamic spirituality, her Bangladeshi and English backgrounds, literature, Japanese kasuri technique and Bangladeshi Jamdani technique, all of which combine to produce a multicultural and multidisciplinary dialogue blending into a unique and breathtakingly original voice. Rezia’s work has been collected by Rhode Island Museum and Tate Edit.
“Rezia Wahid’s hybrid identity informs her work, making tangible familial influences from Bangladesh, intermingling traditions and inspirations from west and east, channelling Islam’s patterns and intensities.”
- Catherine Harper
Also published by Hesterglock Press:
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Weaving Light: Writers & poets on the woven art of Rezia Wahid
editor: Khaled Nurul Hakim look here
- Catherine Harper
Also published by Hesterglock Press:
Weaving Light: Writers & poets on the woven art of Rezia Wahid
editor: Khaled Nurul Hakim look here