Minahil Qazi - Interdisciplinary Environmental Artist

Minahil Qazi is an MFA Candidate in Studio Art – Printmaking at the University of Arkansas. An Interdisciplinary Environmental Artist, exploring sustainability through creative reuse. Her practice centers on transforming discarded materials from her surroundings into meaningful artworks that spark awareness about environmental responsibility.

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Recurring motifs, such as the great blue heron, spider webs, bridges, and elements from nature, appear throughout her work, often carrying metaphorical significance.

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Originally from Pakistan, her experiences working with women artisans in the slow fashion industry deeply influence her artistic philosophy. She honors and uplifts traditional craftsmanship, advocating for ethical consumption and conscious living in a fast-paced digital world.

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Through her art, she encourages viewers to reflect on their relationship with waste and to support sustainable, ethical practices that nurture both people and the planet.