An essay exploring my longing for Sindh, my ancestral homeland in Pakistan: one of the few provinces not divided during the 1947 Partition, where Hindu Sindhis were rendered homeless through forced migration and the violence that followed.
A Motherland I Could Have Known
An essay exploring my longing for Sindh, my ancestral homeland in Pakistan: one of the few provinces not divided during the 1947 Partition, where Hindu Sindhis were rendered homeless through forced migration and the violence that followed. As I speak with different family members, the narrative is woven through reflections on memory, sensation, and thought; accompanied by digital illustrations and abstract art.
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