Mohammed Z. Rahman brings migration, queerness, labor, and intergenerational memory to life through painting, sculpture, illustration, and zines. His work transforms everyday domestic spaces into fantastical realms where personal and collective histories intertwine, inviting viewers into layered, immersive narratives. Rahman’s approach is rooted in research, conversation, and collaboration, with a focus on the emotional and social dimensions of shared spaces. He uses intimate renderings of interiors and objects to examine how environments shape identity, memory, and relationships, emphasizing the transformative potential of everyday life. Through his practice, Rahman engages with questions of community, hospitality, and belonging. His work constructs a visual language that navigates the intersections of personal experience and broader social narratives, inviting viewers to reflect on the complex interplay between history, identity, and the domestic sphere. ...
