Mini Giri

Mini Girl is interested in the cross-cultural exploration of spirituality and ethnography, specifically stories, memories and cultural practices drawn from domestic spaces and learned through matrilineal ties. Race, religion, culture and the marginalized position of women are things she became acutely aware of from an early age.
 
Geometry, colour intensity and fine line work form the bedrock of her artistic language.
 
“My childhood exposure to Maori and Aboriginal art in New Zealand and Australia and my collaboration as an adult with textile and folk artists in India shaped and influenced my passion for traditional and indigenous art forms.”