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CRAWLING HOUSE, 1994
Cut and molded tin
33 elements, each 2 1/2 x 2 x 5 inches
Collection of Joyce E. Brodsky
Photo: Courtesy Luhring Augustine, New York
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| Zarina Hashmi |
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Born, 1937, Aligarh, India
Lives and works in New York |
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| As an artist who has lived all over the world and now resides in America, Zarina Hashmi often grapples with ideas of home, notions of memory, and the impermanence of both. In Crawling House, she reimagined home by reconstructing it into easily movable parts that can be reconfigured at will. The “house” is equipped with wheels and thus is adapted for flexibility and freedom rather than permanence and a fixed location. |
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