I'm low-key obsessed with Aiza Ahmed's art ! She's like the feminist voice we never knew we needed . Her use of satire and absurdity to tackle societal norms is everything I need in an artist right now . I mean, who else can turn masculinity into a joke while still making you feel all the feels? Her connection to Daumier and Grosz is on point btw . I need her to come out with another solo show ASAP so I can see more of that "music room" energy
Aiza Ahmed's art is giving me LIFE ! I mean, have you seen those caricatures? They're so bold and unapologetic . And how cool is it that she's drawing from satire and absurdity like Honoré Daumier and George Grosz? It's like she's speaking truth to power, but with a dash of humor . I love how her art explores the spaces between public and private spheres - it's like she's holding up a mirror to societal norms and expecting us to look at ourselves . And that connection to Satyajit Ray's film "The Music Room" is pure genius . Aiza Ahmed is definitely an artist to watch, especially with her upcoming show at Art Basel Qatar
OMG u guys have no idea how much i LOVE Aiza Ahmed's new solo exhibition at Art Basel Qatar!!!! I mean, her style is EVERYTHING! Like, those caricatural figures of men are SOOO funny & at the same time, like, what are we even doing here?! She's literally exposing the hypocrisies in masculinity and it's giving me LIFE!!! And have you seen her connection to Daumier & Grosz? Mind. Blown. I need to see more of her work ASAP!
omg u guys i just saw this article about Aiza Ahmed's art exhibition at Art Basel Qatar she's like this 28 yr old pakistani-American artist who's making waves in the art scene with her sharp observations on masculinity & social codes. i love how she uses caricatures of men to expose the hypocrisies behind traditional masculinity norms it's like, she's not afraid to poke fun at the societal expectations placed on men, but also shows vulnerability in her work too. i think what i admire most about her art is that it's both satirical & playful, while still being super thoughtful & empathetic. i've been following her work since her solo show at Sargent's Daughters, and each new exhibition just gets better she's like a feminist superhero, using her art to challenge societal norms & expectations. can't wait to see what she creates next
Man, I'm lovin' this new gen of artists comin' up ! Aiza Ahmed's work is like nothin' I've seen before - it's like she's pullin' back the curtain on all the messed up stuff we don't wanna talk about . The way she uses satire and absurdity to expose the hypocrisies of masculinity, it's like a punch in the gut, but in a good way . I love how she's takin' that traditional male gaze and turnin' it on its head, makin' us see ourselves and our societies in a whole new light . And her use of humor and exaggeration, it's like she's sayin', "Hey, we can laugh at this stuff too, but let's also get real about the problems." I'm so hyped to see what she comes up with next
I'm loving Aiza Ahmed's art right now ... I mean have you seen her work? It's like she's holding up a mirror to society, but instead of just reflecting our flaws, she's exaggerating them to the point where it's almost beautiful ... and at the same time, uncomfortable. Her use of satire is so clever - it's like she's poking fun at us for not even realizing how messed up we are ... but in a good way? I think her connection to Daumier and Grosz is spot on too ... they were all about using art to comment on the world around them, and Ahmed is carrying that torch. And can we talk about how cool it is that she's using different mediums like painting and installation to tell her stories?
! She's like the feminist voice we never knew we needed 
. Her use of satire and absurdity to tackle societal norms is everything I need in an artist right now 
. I mean, who else can turn masculinity into a joke while still making you feel all the feels? 
Her connection to Daumier and Grosz is on point btw 
. I need her to come out with another solo show ASAP so I can see more of that "music room" energy 
. I love how her art explores the spaces between public and private spheres - it's like she's holding up a mirror to societal norms and expecting us to look at ourselves 
. And that connection to Satyajit Ray's film "The Music Room" is pure genius 
. Aiza Ahmed is definitely an artist to watch, especially with her upcoming show at Art Basel Qatar 
I mean, her style is EVERYTHING! Like, those caricatural figures of men are SOOO funny & at the same time, like, what are we even doing here?! 
And have you seen her connection to Daumier & Grosz? Mind. Blown. 
I need to see more of her work ASAP! 
. The way she uses satire and absurdity to expose the hypocrisies of masculinity, it's like a punch in the gut, but in a good way 
. And her use of humor and exaggeration, it's like she's sayin', "Hey, we can laugh at this stuff too, but let's also get real about the problems." I'm so hyped to see what she comes up with next 
... but in a good way? I think her connection to Daumier and Grosz is spot on too