ABOUT THE ARTIST
A London-based artist, specialising in abstract and semi-abstract works. Her art often explores themes of nurturing, the bond between mother and child, memories, and emotions. Her distinctive style is characterised by bold brushstrokes, layering techniques, and the interplay of textures through rubbing in and scraping out.
Zahura Sultana
Originally from Bangladesh, Zahura developed her artistic career in the UK. She draws inspiration from notable artists such as Joan Mitchell and Frank Auerback. She holds an MA in Fine Art from Wimbledon College of Arts (UAL) and a Foundation in Art Psychotherapy from the University of Roehampton. Her work has been exhibited in galleries across London, Bangladesh, the UAE, and more. One of her pieces was added to the collection at UCA Farnham, where she completed her BA in Fine Art, due to its striking use of colour and composition. Zahura’s CV
her journey with art
In recent years, Zahura has entered a new phase of her artistic journey, incorporating flowers into her work. To her, flowers symbolise nurturing—echoing the role of motherhood—while their beauty and fragility remind her of the delicate nature of a child. She is currently preparing for her first collaboration with Bangladeshi artists, an exhibition that excites her as she reconnects with her cultural roots. Although she did not receive formal training in Bangladesh, Zahura is eager to see how her art resonates alongside the works of those who did, offering a fresh perspective on Bangladeshi art.
Her work continues to evolve, reflecting both her personal growth and the changing world around her.