Nasreen Mohamedi developed an exceptionally spare practice of ink and graphite drawings built from fine lines, shifting grids and intervals of empty paper. Her photographs of architecture, desert, water and shadows formed a parallel visual archive, while her teaching in Baroda influenced generations of Indian artists.
Drawing; photography; printmaking
Major Works
- 1970sUntitled drawings
- 1975Untitled
- 1977Untitled
- 1980Untitled
- 1982Untitled
- 1985Untitled
- 1960s–80sPhotographic archive
- 1960s–80sDiary drawings
- 1970sUntitled grid drawings
- 1980sUntitled line drawings
Interviews & Writing
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