Fiza Khatri's recent paintings challenge traditional art hierarchies by emphasizing plants over people, flipping the typical roles assigned to flora and fauna in art.
In Khatri's works, flora stands boldly apart, not framing human subjects but becoming the main focus, thereby defying the conventional hierarchy of representation in art.
Paintings in Khatri's latest series highlight that plants are no longer secondary characters, but rather serve as pivotal subjects, re-centering our understanding of agency in representation.
The shift in Khatri's artwork re-engages viewers with a critical reflection on how plants have been traditionally minimized in favor of human narratives in history painting.
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