OTHER WORKS
OTHER WORKS
Embedded Files
PROJECT WITH RAP (DESIGN IN BANGLADESH)) AN INITIATIVE FOR ETHNIC MINORITY BY RAP WITH THE SUPPORT OF UNESCO
PROJECT WITH RAP (DESIGN IN BANGLADESH)) AN INITIATIVE FOR ETHNIC MINORITY BY RAP WITH THE SUPPORT OF UNESCO
Project Title: Indigenous Community Development through Fashion
Project Title: Indigenous Community Development through Fashion
Organization: RAP (Design In Bangladesh)
Organization: RAP (Design In Bangladesh)
Location: Bandarban, Rangamati, Mymensingh
Location: Bandarban, Rangamati, Mymensingh
In my role as a trainer for the "Indigenous Community Development through Fashion" initiative, I worked with 40 indigenous underrepresented women artisans by delivering training that focused on the design process, ideation of crafting, and utilizing weaving and design skills to various essential product development. This project sought to improve craftsmanship and innovation within heritage textiles, allowing participants to craft modern products that fulfill market needs. The methods of organizing skill development training & income generation are considered an important and fruitful approach of this project. My responsibilities included leading workshops on pattern making, product development, and surface design, encouraging self-sufficiency and entrepreneurship among the artisans, and supporting sustainable practices that align with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
Workshops
Workshops
Final Products
Final Products
Publications
Publications
Poster Designs
Poster Designs
This poster is designed for a theater play inspired by the renowned folk ballad Mymensingh Gitika. It captures the journey of a traditional Bengali woman courageously navigating a society steeped in superstition, highlighting her resilience and fight against oppression.
The poster represents a poignant street play that explores the struggle of breaking free from the weight of loss, including joblessness, loss of loved ones, and the challenges of COVID, emphasizing resilience, renewal, and strength in overcoming hardships.
This poster is designed for a theater play inspired by the renowned folk ballad Mymensingh Gitika. It captures the journey of a traditional Bengali woman courageously navigating a society steeped in superstition, highlighting her resilience and fight against oppression.
Paintings
Paintings
Fragments of Tomorrow in a Fractured Earth
The Innocence of Imagining the Unimaginable: Inspired by Arnob's song "Hok Kolorob," created this painting during my first encounter with brush and color that reflects the wonder of envisioning the impossible, the innocence and limitless imagination that arise when we dream beyond boundaries.
When the blue turns into grey
Jungle
Serenity
The Beauty and Peril of Longing
Page updated
Google Sites
Report abuse