Size unframed: 30 x 24 cm
Price unframed: $1,800
My Body is Not for Sale 10
2020
2,200 $
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ABOUT Amina Zoubir
Visual artist and videomaker, Amina Zoubir graduated a Master Theory and practice of contemporary art and new media from the University Paris 8 and a DESA Graphic design obtained in 2006 at the School of Fine Arts in Algiers. Her artworks had been exhibited at La Biennale Di Venezia, Algerian Pavilion (2019), and other Biennales at Cairo (2019),...
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