| Artist’s note |

In my childhood I used to think that only the people who were going to die had to do X-rays. At that age, death was not thought provoking to me; the only concern was if any close one got X-rays, I could have a chance to play with them. Now X-rays make me anxious because of knowing the reasons of them. These X-ray plates are from very close ones of mine, from- my father, grandmother and friends. Reasons of doing these aren’t very pleasant memory now. I tried to express the emotion and motives of these lifeless X-rays by adding something very much natural  that will complement the reasons and character of those organs and tell us a story.

About the Artist:

Fahmida Hossain is inquisitive to explore the artistic side of Photography and Visual Arts. She has completed Bachelor of Architecture from Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (BUET) in 2018. In her undergraduate, she was one of the member of BUET Photographic Society (BUETPS). Through her photographs, she likes to express the emotions in human life and provoke thoughts in viewers’ mind.