WhereArt.Works presents
Latifa
AlBokhari
In Absence, Presence
CONDUCTOR Art Fair
Powerhouse Arts, Brooklyn
April 30 – May 4, 2026
WhereArt.Works presents
In Absence, Presence
CONDUCTOR Art Fair
Powerhouse Arts, Brooklyn
April 30 – May 4, 2026
Memory is not storage. It is a practice — repeated, revised, worn into the body like fabric softened by use.
AlBokhari works in the space between what is kept and what dissolves. Sun-exposed cloth. Velvet that holds light like skin holds warmth. Photographs that arrive already nostalgic, already leaving.
Latifa AlBokhari (b. 1994) is a Saudi multidisciplinary artist and curator working across photographic practices, installation, and textile. Her practice documents the complexities of memory and nostalgia, building a perspective which redefines what it means to belong.
Having spent a large part of her life abroad, AlBokhari's bicultural experience underwrites how she sees and engages with the world — how she understands belonging, and where she seeks to build community.
AlBokhari has been awarded the Kingdom Photography Award (2024) and has exhibited across the Middle East, Europe, and the United States.
Remember to Remember Me, 2025
Sometime Ago, Somewhere in Texas.
2026
Dye sublimation print on polyester
84 × 50 inches (each) — diptych
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Everyone Knows Everyone
(Found Watermelon)
2024
Dye sublimation print on velvet
37 × 25 inches
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Untitled (Cyanotype)
2026
Laser cut steel, Sun print, Translucent paper
5.9 × 8.2 inches (each) — series of 3
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in here somewhere / Stayed Up Talking All Night
2026
Dye sublimation print on velvet
7.8 × 5.8 in / 8.2 × 5.8 in
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Remember to Remember Me
2025
Multimedia installation — sun printing on textile, negatives on acetate
66 × 8.4 inches
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Untitled (Sunprint on Linen)
2026
Sunprint on linen
Dimensions variable — two works
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Where there is palm, there is water.
2024
Dye sublimation print on velvet
45 × 30 inches (each)
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Untitled
2026
Laser cut steel, Sun print, Translucent paper
5.9 × 8.2 inches (each)
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Cultural Infrastructure Studio
Gulf · North America · Asia
WhereArt.Works operates in the spaces where art is still taking shape — across cities, conversations, and emerging systems. The work is not only exhibitions or objects, but the conditions that allow them to exist.
Powerhouse Arts
Brooklyn
37 Greenpoint Avenue
Brooklyn, NY
April 30 – May 4, 2026
Collector Inquiries
justin@whereart.worksAll works available for private preview prior to the fair.
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