Huma Bhabha, originally from Karachi and now based in New York, has developed a unique sculptural style that is both monumental and vulnerable. She draws inspiration from ancient monuments, Modernist sculpture, and various art forms. Her works reflect on geopolitical issues while showcasing her creative process. Bhabha cites major influences from renowned artists and writers, and her exhibitions continue to receive attention, highlighting her significant contributions to contemporary art.
Huma Bhabha's sculptural language uniquely combines various traditions, creating figures that reflect contemporary geopolitical themes while remaining monumentally individual and vulnerable.
Influenced by ancient monuments and artists like Rembrandt and Picasso, Huma Bhabha explores the intersections of historical and modern art forms in her work.
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