Aqsa Arif: Raindrops of Rani
Edinburgh Printmakers
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Drawing on Pakistani folklore and imagery from the Sony Bravia Paint advert filmed in her childhood council flat, Aqsa Arif’s multimedia installation, encompassing film, textile screenprints, and sculpture, probes themes of fractured identity, displacement, and cultural synthesis. Arif reimagines intergenerational trauma not only as a site of rupture, but as a catalyst for resilience, and reconnection to one’s roots in a hostile environment.
Supported by Creative Scotland.