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Antora Azad
Bangladesh
Artist highlights
- Established Artist
- Experienced Artist
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Artwork framed.
- Dimensions : 54x78in
About this artwork
Ground Zero is a large-scale landscape painting that depicts the modern relationship between nature and humans. The work depicts how the natural Bangladeshi landscape has gradually been subdued and replaced by citified objects such as traffic signs, poles, and neon colors. It is a stylized, exaggerated rendition of common Bangladeshi flood scenes.here, the reference taken from Jonas Bendiksen's photography.Bangladesh is suffering from severe floods…
and rising sea levels, more extreme than in the past as a result of global warming. With the next flood perpetually around the corner, Bangladesh is frequently referred to as “ground zero for climate change.” The bright neon pink water body symbolizes how this situation is not entirely natural but rather manmade, and how silently Bangladeshis are metaphorically treading water as the sea level rises, finding new ways to survive.
Azad’s work is based on the modern connection between nature and humanity. Exaggerating the increased toxicity in
Azad’s work is based on the modern connection between nature and humanity. Exaggerating the increased toxicity in
Antora Azad
Bangladesh
Credentials
- Established Artist
- Experienced Artist
- Works on commission
« I basically am a painter who imitates nature but I like to do it in my own way, exaggerating it with my own visions, thoughts, and palette. »
Antora Azad is an artist based in Bangladesh whose paintings have been exhibited nationally and in Indonesia. Her fantastical and vibrant landscapes are often inspired by her personal life journey, experiences, and feelings. Creating in themed series, Azad tackles subjects such as urbanization and childhood. In her artistic process, she most often employs acrylics and oils on canvas.
