Description
Beneath this austere appearance of simplicity in Star Zahra’s Girls and the Silhouette of Form, come flashes of an otherworldliness, sudden unearthly transports, mingled with the unassumingness of a child at play. Alluring dream images juxtapose with broken scenes of reality, clothed with the fascinating language of self-grown metaphors.
It sometimes feels like observing and recording life through the fleeting and ephemeral reflections seen on the face of a trembling stream, or gazing into a crystal ball, beholding pictures arise and dissolve mistily, rather than seeing and painting sketches from the plain views and sober vistas offered by the concreteness of actual physical life and experience itself.
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