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PUSH/PULL
Exhibition Project

Showing at Box13 ArtSpace 
Opening May 30, 2025

PUSH/PULL is a transdisciplinary exhibition project featuring new collaborative works by aisha tida,  ARCOS Dance, and Leila Mnekbi. 

Centering intimate interactive dance and sound performances within a quilted site-specific installation, PUSH/PULL invites audience-participants to explore notions of authorship and agency while questioning the world we live in, the definitions and patterns we accept, and the loops and illusions we wish to escape.

On view at Box13 ArtSpace May through June 2025.


IN/OUT/THRU
Work in Progress
2023-ongoing

An immersive installation that transports viewers to the inside of their psyche, where cognitive dissonance is visualized by geometric patterns and chromatic tension. Sit in the overwhelm that comes from reckoning with who we are versus who we want to be (individually, collectively, societally).

Makroudh
Work In Progress
2023-ongoing
A recipe- and pattern-based project centering the traditionally hand-pressed Tunisian pastry مقروض (makroudh).
Filed under:
food, sculpture, diaspora, pattern 

تجوجمت؟
AMOK/TJOUJMT
2020

An experimental pattern- and projection-based video installation developed in collaboration with Leila Mnekbi. 

Overwhelming visuals paired with a poetic questionnaire performed in formal Arabic and English gives  examiners a pause of reflection and meditation amidst the pressure and chaos of the inner city's rollercoaster.


Code of Being
Installation
2019
Linking art, craft, and language, this collection of screenprints on found fabrics demonstrates the beautiful complexities of El Hafsia beyond el fripe through the valorization of everyday elements of the social and built environment.

Motifs from the eclectic houma, abundant in architectural forms and decorative styles, in conjunction with the ongoing dialogue between members of the community, create the visual language in Code of Being.




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