Nazarian / Curcio is pleased to present Befarmā / After You, a solo exhibition featuring new fiber-based works by Hangama Amiri. This marks the artist’s West Coast debut. Amiri is an Afghan Canadian artist whose practice combines painting, drawing, and printmaking techniques with textiles, weaving together stories rooted in memories of her homeland and her diasporic experience. Her works explore notions of home, community, gender, and cultural memory, examining quotidian objects and scenes imbued with geopolitical significance. ____ Nazarian / Curcio is pleased to present How Far is Soon?, Widline Cadet’s debut exhibition with the gallery. Drawing from her family’s immigration from Haiti to the United States, Cadet’s interdisciplinary practice—spanning photography, video, sound, sculpture, and installation—explores migration, assimilation, and intergenerational memory and identity. The exhibition title, How Far is Soon?, refers to both distance and time, alluding to the geographical and temporal separation between the artist, her family, her birth country, and her visions of selfhood.