As a renowned weaving artist, Nabila Nabi's work pays tribute to the rich textile heritage of her cultural roots while embracing contemporary expressions. With a deep commitment to preserving traditional forms and weaving them into modern art, her tapestries reflect the intricate relationship between nature and the human experience. Drawing inspiration from the interconnection of the natural world, Nabila’s art weaves these elements together to evoke a sense of balance and harmony. She celebrates the cyclical rebirth of nature, believing that the souls of the natural world return transformed through the elements. Each tapestry she creates embodies this eternal dance, blending past and present into a unified whole.

Nabila honors traditional techniques and emphasizes sustainable practices through her use of natural fibers and dyes, fostering a deeper connection between viewers and the environment. Her art has been featured in numerous national and international galleries and exhibitions, earning accolades for her unique ability to blend age-old craftsmanship with modern aesthetics. She has also conducted workshops around the globe, sharing her expertise and passion for sustainable art practices in countries such as Turkey, Indonesia, and Singapore.

An advocate for environmental conservation, Nabila’s choice of materials reflects her commitment to sustainability, using only organic fibers and natural dyes. Through her tapestries, she invites appreciation for the intricate beauty of nature and the importance of preserving our planet for future generations. In addition to her artistic practice, Nabila is an active member of the Visual Artists Association of England and continues to inspire others through her teaching and dedication to preserving traditional weaving techniques.

Award:

Prince Claus Fund and Asia-Europe Foundation Scholarship (ASEF) (2019)

Japan Rinri Art Festival (2014)

Exhibitions:

8th Beijing International Art Biennale (2019), Beijing national museum, Beijing, China.

Diverse Dreams (2019), Espacio, Manila, Philippine.

Freedom and Love (2019), Padepokan Aple Watoe, Borobudur, Indonesia.

The Weave Loom (2018), Alliance Française de Chittagong, Bangladesh

Kusadasi 2nd International Art Workshop and Exhibition (2018), Kusadasi, Turkey.

Bangla Art Exhibition (2018), NSW Library, Sydney, Australia.

7th Beijing International Art Biennale (2017), Beijing national museum, Beijing, China.

Japan Rinri Art Festival (2014), Zainul Gallery, University of Dhaka, Bangladesh.

Membership:

Visual Artists Association (VAA ) (Since 2023)