Sharjah Biennial 16

Paribartana Mohanty’s multidisciplinary practice encompasses video, performance-lecture, storytelling and writing.

Paribartana Mohanty examines how technologies of algorithmic networks, digitalisation, data mining, access and surveillance are shaping public perception about ‘natural’ calamity, and how new government policies are changing the rural landscapes in the eastern Indian state of Odisha.

As a young painter, Mohassess was apprenticed to Seyyed Mohammed Habib Mohammedi.

Sohrab Mohebbi is a writer and curator based in Brooklyn, New York.

Yuko Mohri is an installation artist known for her kinetic sculptures that use reconfigured everyday objects and machine parts.

Artist Molemo Moiloa has worked at the intersection of creative practice and community organising in various capacities.

Nare Mokgotho is a visual artist and director of commercials.

In her practice, Asunción Molinos Gordo questions the categories that define ‘innovation’ in mainstream discourses today, exploring the different forms of dominance in intellectual enquiry from the urban to the rural.

Tom Molloy’s work includes sculpture, photography, drawing and installation.

Morad Montazami is an art historian, publisher and curator.

Vekis Morales is an independent graphic designer. She seeks to convey shared feelings and a sense of community through words and images, and highlights her feminist struggle with the help of music and art.

Mirai Moriyama is an actor and dancer who has worked in various fields of performing arts and film.

A prolific artist, poet and critic, Ahmed Morsi has produced a diverse and extensive body of work from the 1940s until today.

Houman Mortazavi is a multidisciplinary artist who belongs to Iran's first, post-revolution generation of artists.

Abdul Hay Mosallam Zarara used his work to decry the violent suppression of his homeland and promote international solidarity worldwide.