Glasgow International Festival of Contemporary Art
 

Mina Heydari-Waite

Video still of multi-coloured fluorescent lights in motion.
Video still taken from the front of a red car driving towards a tunnel opening. Sandy coloured mountains loom overhead.
Video still, a close up of a woman’s hands drawing circles an egg in black charcoal. The woman wears a white dress with blue spots.
Video still of a television showing a graphic of Iran covered in dots emanating circular signals.
Video still, close up of herbs being sorted by hand.

Mina Heydari-Waite is a British-Iranian artist and researcher living and working in Glasgow. She practises in a range of settings, working collaboratively with communities as well as creating works across mediums such as installation, sculpture, video and sound for galleries. She seeks to work with a pluralised understanding of the world that foregrounds marginalised ways of knowing and thinking. Her recent work has explored the generative social potential of dream sharing, exploring how it might create possibilities for new thoughts about our shared contexts and issues concerning us collectively.

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