22/09/2026
This Sunday, Australian interdisciplinary artist Zara Collins will open her studio to share works in progress from her month-long residency at Rimbun Dahan.
Working across porcelain and paper, Zara's practice explores memory, the trace and ways everyday objects and materials can hold personal and cultural histories. She holds an MFA from the National Art School and a BVA from Sydney College of the Arts, Sydney University.
During her residency, Zara has been responding to the collection of Malay traditional textiles on site, continuing her engagement with ideas of the passage of time, the material trace, and the ways textiles can act as a metaphor for the temporality of human existence.
Working with Korean Kozo paper and copper, Collins is experimenting with drawing, layering and tracing processes to translate and abstract forms encountered within Rimbun Dahanโs architecture and textile collection.
Visitors to Rimbun Dahan this weekend can also tour the exhibition Hijjas Kasturi at NINETY in the Underground Gallery, and explore the garden and heritage houses.
Read more about Zara's residency: https://rimbundahan.org/zara-collins/
More info about visiting Rimbun Dahan this weekend: https://rimbundahan.org/hijjas-kasturi-at-ninety/