My artwork explores the changing relationship between human life and technology. I see technology not simply as a tool but as a growing system that surrounds, connects, and influences the way we think, communicate, and understand the world. The chain-like form surrounding the composition represents technological networks and the continuous flow of digital information. Each repeated circular element suggests individual connections that become part of a larger system. At the center, the layered, organic forms represent the human mind, emotions, memories, and creativity. Their chaotic movement contrasts with the repetitive structure of the technological form, reflecting the tension between human individuality and technological systems.
REHMAN ZADA
Title: Sand Timer
Medium: Gouache, collage and prism sheet on wasli paper
My artwork explores the changing relationship between human life and technology. I see technology not simply as a tool but as a growing system that surrounds, connects, and influences the way we think, communicate, and understand the world. The chain-like form surrounding the composition represents technological networks and the continuous flow of digital information. Each repeated circular element suggests individual connections that become part of a larger system. At the center, the layered, organic forms represent the human mind, emotions, memories, and creativity. Their chaotic movement contrasts with the repetitive structure of the technological form, reflecting the tension between human individuality and technological systems.
My artwork explores the changing relationship between human life and technology. I see technology not simply as a tool but as a growing system that surrounds, connects, and influences the way we think, communicate, and understand the world. The chain-like form surrounding the composition represents technological networks and the continuous flow of digital information. Each repeated circular element suggests individual connections that become part of a larger system. At the center, the layered, organic forms represent the human mind, emotions, memories, and creativity. Their chaotic movement contrasts with the repetitive structure of the technological form, reflecting the tension between human individuality and technological systems.