Artist Statement
I would like to communicate with my unborn child, through my art, they are as real as the biological children I might have. I collect my discarded and uprooted hair, all I store with care. I feel them with care that I have never received from anyone. I want to give them a place in my art. The process of collecting, cleaning and storing hair one by one is like a ritual for me, a carefully arranged activities like taking care of an infant. This is also a way to develop a kind of bilateral relationships with myself, I am my mother and I am my child.

Biography
Asma Sultana is a Bangladeshi born British freelance visual Artist, currently living and working in Canada. After Bachelor in Drawing and Painting from Bangladesh, she was trained in London and Toronto in Fine Arts and History of Art. As a freelance artist Asma organised many solo exhibitions and participated in many group exhibitions in Canada, England, India and Bangladesh. She uses the unique signature of her body to explore the identity in time and place. With the tip of her fingers, using her own hair and footprints, she imprints her emotions to canvas or papers or fabrics to express the imitable chaos of her inner and outer world.