Aamta Tul Waheed West Yorkshire, United Kingdom
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Aamta-Tul Waheed is a female British Muslim visual artist situated in Yorkshire. Her art and the media of her art varies through the evolution of practice, at present Aamta is exploring her practice through digital illustrations with the topic of Muslim women, and the stigma encompassing them within the Muslim Pakistani community.

Aamta-Tul Waheed is a female British Muslim visual artist situated in Yorkshire. Her art and the media of her art varies through the evolution of practice, at present Aamta is exploring her practice through digital illustrations with the topic of Muslim women, and the stigma encompassing them within the Muslim Pakistani community.

Aamta's practice mirrors her experiences as a British Muslim woman, and her strife with societal issues such as honour, shame, and culture. Throughout her work she delves deeper into the deep-rooted issues within her community such as gendered stereotypes, the female body, cultural tensions, and the perception’s and expectations of the Muslim women. Aamta at present is exploring the affects and perceptions of the menstrual cycle within the South Asian Muslim community. She is exploring proverbs through the language ‘Urdu’ the native tongue of her community; her practice currently emulates how this has shaped the foreseen ‘reputation’ and ‘fate’ of a Muslim woman.

Artwork

Anti-Projection , 2017

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Hello, my name is..., 2018

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Behind the Burka, 2017

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Patriarchal Structures, Digital Illustration , 2017

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Classic Family Photo, Digital Illustration , 2017

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Projects and exhibitions

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Room 31

16/11/2018 — 18/11/2018

A travelling exhibition of work based on the work of George Orwell.

Studio 24, Leeds Details

Aurat Ki Avaaz / Lips

06/09/2018 — 12/09/2018

Expressions of Female* Sexuality

lipszine.com, London Details
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AbstractExperimentalFeminismFigurativeIdentitycultureReligion CommunityWomen MuslimIslam