As a second-generation Australian immigrant from Bangladesh, my work often explores universal narratives that transcend cultural and geographical boundaries. I am drawn to quiet moments that hold deep meaning—using simplicity and natural light to convey complex messages about life and belonging.

My projects are often born from my daily life as a mother and educator. During the 2020 lockdowns, I documented our private world in the series “Our Lockdown Days,” which was later featured in the Australian Muslim Artists exhibition. Whether I am teaching my children through creative food art in “Eating My Alphabets” or finding magic in household items for “10 Little Fingers and Ten Little Toes,” I aim to bridge the gap between career, parenting, and my passion for art.