Amber Arifeen is a visual and performing artist from Pakistan. Her multidisciplinary practice grapples with questions having to do with South Asian female identity and subjectivities. Understanding the South Asia female as an ever-evolving subject and her experience as a product of memory, spaces, and history is central to her practice. In performance, Arifeen contextualizes the female experience through stories of a place or space, by bringing forth the embodied tensions that arise from internal conflicts that women find themselves in. She uses histories and associations related to spaces to reanimate their experience, allowing the viewer to see her female subjects through a lens that subverts those histories. She draws inspiration from philosophers she studied as an undergraduate at U.C Berkeley. Since completing her Masters in painting from Wimbledon college of arts in 2019, Amber has had five solo shows and participated in several group shows in Pakistan, Paris, Berlin, Los Angeles and London. In Oct 2021 she was invited to participate as a performance artist at Domus Residency - an eco-feminist residence located in Southern Italy, the outcome of which is the film 'The Tarantata'.