Swarnaly Mitra Rini (b. 1984, Jamalpur, Bangladesh) integrates "art in daily life" into her practice, using simple materials like cut cardboard to explore dualities—2D/3D, reduction/expansion, self/other. Her works, including mirrored portraits and mountains, reveal hidden perspectives and challenge viewers to see beyond the surface.

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Rini’s art reflects her identity and environment while questioning societal norms. She believes artistry arises from experience, not profession, and embraces a paradoxical role as both a traditional and contemporary artist. Her work invites audiences to reexamine how they perceive the world and themselves.

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