About the artist
Farah Al Qasimi makes photographs, films and music. Often working with large-scale vinyl imagery and a multiplicity of photographic prints and screens, she is interested in the internet and its hierarchies of information and emotion. Al Qasimi loves the complexity of storytelling and value-building in children's cartoons, and many of her video works include primary narrators who are anthropomorphized. Through a highly collaborative practice, she has worked with hand-sewn puppets, falcons, African Land Snails, exorcists, and most recently, a Jack Sparrow impersonator. Her work is in the collections of MoMA New York, Tate Modern, Guggenheim New York and Abu Dhabi, and she has participated in residencies at the Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture in Maine, Delfina Foundation in London, and the Chinati Foundation in Marfa.

To learn more about Al Qasimi's work, visit her website. Farah Al Qasimi, Desert Dreamscape, 2024. Commissioned by Hyundai Artlab at Hyundai Motor Company © Farah Al Qasimi. Learn more about Al Qasimi's Digital Commission on Hyundai Artlab's website.
Image: Farah Al Qasimi, film still Desert Dreamscape, 2024, courtesy of the artist and Hyundai Artlab at Hyundai Motor Company © Farah Al Qasimi.
Funded through the generosity of the Susan Moldenhauer FUNd for Contemporary Art, the Patricia R. Guthrie Special Exhibitions Gallery Endowment, WE Soda, and By Western Hands.