Bangladesh in 1991. She has completed post graduation from the Faculty of Fine Art, University of Dhaka and awarded the highest score from her department. Her medium of work is tapestry, in which her MFA was conducted. Nabila’s work is inspired by the traditional materials, folklore and nature of Bangladesh. Her work tries to express the spiritual relations between the figures and elements of nature such as animals (bird, fish, elephant, cow, snakes) those are also iconic in Bengali myths and literature. Mo
I inspire to make art to explore and express my inner thoughts. Sometimes I feel it is an inordinate symbolized and deep-rooted feeling of my mind, indeed of soul. I have a great fascination for the medium of tapestry. When I weave, I feel each weaving part has a story of texture, wave, and gradation. It makes me strong and immensely optimistic. I also enjoy greatly in other mediums like batik painting as well as painting. In my work I do not use any needles. I weave only by hands using colorful woolens and
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