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Mahin Fatima

                   Bio

Mahin Fatima is an artist who loves painting landscapes and was born in Sialkot, Pakistan. She is currently studying at the University of Toronto to complete her double major in Psychology and Studio Arts. Her goal is to become an art therapist in the future so she can  help the people around her by using her skills. She loves experimenting with new materials when creating her artworks which she has done in her current piece called “Connections”. Overall, as an artist she sees herself as someone who loves to take on challenges and learn something new.  

Connections

Medium: Mixed Media

Size: 4 12 x 12 canvases

The following artwork is an abstract piece exploring the concept of texture using different materials in four different colors. This artwork uses a variety of different mediums such as paint, thread, buttons, foil paper, textured tape, tissue paper, glue, gesso, construction paper, modeling paste, and watercolors. I created multiple layers that were connected to one another resulting in a unified piece. All four canvases are linked to one another in the sense that where one part of the artwork ends on the canvas, it is continued onto the next resulting in this interconnection between the artworks, hence the name “Connections”.

Camouflage

Medium: Knitting

Size: 30 x 15 

For the following artwork I was inspired by sindhi ralli quilts and created my own sindhi ralli integrating my own design using yarn. This is the handmade version in which I used different textured yarn to create each panel, combining the different textures onto one panel. The different textured yarns when combined  seem camouflaged making the panels seem like a whole rather than separate sections. This handmade version evokes the feeling of warmth, comfort, and home.

Size: 11 x 9

For the following artwork I created a digital geometric quilt with a different design compared to the one above. By scanning the panels I captured the different textures in great detail allowing one to see each individual texture of the yarn.  

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