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Hybridity. Hold and be held

‘Hybridity. Hold and be held’ offers words of reassurance to the viewer and encourages them to reflect on what they hold on to and what they choose to let go, what binds us to our communities and links us to wider society, and what we each need to feel safe and connected.

Hassina Khan Glass

Suffolk, England

Hybridity. Hold and be held by Hassina Khan. Image by Place Photography. 2022. Courtesy of the artist, Eric Orme/Place Photography

Fused and blown glass with transliterated English Urdu text

Hybridity. Hold and be held by Hassina Khan. Image by Place Photography. 2022. Courtesy of the artist, Eric Orme/Place Photography

Blown and fused glass vessel with transliterated English Urdu text

Hybridity. Hold and be held

‘Hybridity. Hold and be held’ offers words of reassurance to the viewer and encourages them to reflect on what they hold on to and what they choose to let go, what binds us to our communities and links us to wider society, and what we each need to feel safe and connected.

Hassina Khan Glass

Suffolk, England

Hybridity. Hold and be held by Hassina Khan. Image by Place Photography. 2022. Courtesy of the artist, Eric Orme/Place Photography

Fused and blown glass with transliterated English Urdu text

Hybridity. Hold and be held by Hassina Khan. Image by Place Photography. 2022. Courtesy of the artist, Eric Orme/Place Photography

Blown and fused glass vessel with transliterated English Urdu text

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