Le 23 opere di Zarina più visualizzate dai nostri visitatori, classificate per popolarità e presentate una per una.
Edizione 2026 · 23 opere d'arte
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Zarina · 1937 – 2020
A striking black and white cityscape by minimalist pioneer Zarina Hashmi captures the profound depth of urban waterways and architecture, offering a timeless piece for your collection to explore themes of place and memory.
A detailed black and white cityscape capturing urban movement and water by minimalist pioneer Zarina Hashmi, offering a poignant glimpse into memory and place for your collection.
An intricate minimalist composition of interlocking circles by Zarina Hashmi captures the profound themes of memory and space in this 2003 masterpiece, inviting you to bring this evocative piece into your collection.
Intricate Urdu inscriptions create a poignant minimalist pattern in this evocative 2004 work by Zarina Hashmi that explores themes of memory and displacement, inviting you to bring this profound piece into your collection.
A poignant minimalist exploration of memory and displacement featuring Urdu inscriptions on a rustic house by Zarina Hashmi, inviting you to experience this profound piece from her 2004 collection.
A minimalist grid of lines resembling Urdu script evokes profound themes of displacement and memory in Zarina Hashmi's Letters from Home-XI, an evocative piece inviting you to explore its deep emotional resonance.
Evoking deep themes of displacement and memory through delicate Arabic script, this minimalist work by Zarina Hashmi captures the essence of home and invites you to explore its poignant history.
Zarina Hashmi’s "City-VIII" (2003) – a captivating black & white print featuring an intricate spider web amidst urban architecture. Explore minimalist Indian heritage & global themes.
A poignant minimalist exploration of memory and displacement through intricate Arabic script by Zarina Hashmi, this 2004 masterpiece invites you to connect with the profound beauty of home and heritage.
A minimalist geometric exploration of space and form through intricate squares by Zarina Hashmi, this 2003 masterpiece evokes profound themes of memory and place, inviting you to bring its contemplative beauty into your collection.
