Naz Shahrokh

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Artwork
Rhali, 2005, collected petals and leaves in plastic bags, 11ft x 8ft
Stairway, 2005, collected stems and fishing line, 17ft x approx.1-26”
Spice Wall, 2010, collected spices and herbs in plastic bags on wall, 287 x 380cm
Haft-Sin Zazen, detail, 2010, gold and silver thread and salt on linen, 200 x 401 cm
Artist Palette 3, 2004, collected and assembled materials, 6” x 20” x 2 ½”
Naz
Shahrokh
Artist's Statement

I currently work on site-specific installation, sculpture, and painting, inspired by my direct surroundings, Ethnographic cultures and Art History. The majority of my materials are detritus, either synthetic or organic or the mélange of the two, where I strive to transform the typically disregarded and commonplace materials into something less ordinary.

Bio/Resume

Past exhibitions of her work include the Bronx Museum of the Arts, Bronx, NY; The Rotenda Gallery, Brooklyn, NY; The Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art, Boulder, Colorado; and the Alexandria Library in Alexandria, Egypt. Past awards for her work include the Change Inc. (the Rauschenberg Foundation) Grant, Captiva, FL, and the Artist-In-The-Marketplace Fellowship, the Bronx Museum, Bronx, NY.

Her work has been reviewed in the New York Times, TimeOut Abu Dhabi, the Connecticut Post, the Advocate and Greenwich Time, Contemporary Practices, and ART PAPERS, and is included in private and public collections internationally.