Bio | About

Aishath Huda is a visual artist from the Maldives. She investigates the relationship between humans and nature. The shared human/ natural experiences of consciousness, embodiment and co-existence. She uses multiple perspectives to create shifts in perceptions in her work that invites viewers to reimagine their relationship with nature. Her research aims to find ways to transition from a human-centered worldview into a more expansive sense of “we”. Huda’s work is conceptually layered and also made from accumulations of layered marks using materials such as mulberry paper, textiles, charcoal, oil, pigments and Chinese ink.
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Huda is currently an M.F.A Art 2023 candidate at the University of Illinois at Chicago. After receiving a BFA in 2016 from China Academy of Art, Hangzhou, she has worked as a teaching artist at the Maldives National University. In 2019, she had a solo exhibition at the National Art Gallery of Maldives, titled The Bird and the Flying Fish.

Her work has been shown in several national and international exhibitions including Sardinia, Barcelona, Zanzibar, Thimphu, Paro, New Delhi, Beijing, Hangzhou, Xi'an and Shanghai.

email: aishathhudas@gmail.com