Articles by Azza Zein
- Profile
- Azza Zein is a visual artist and writer who lives and works between Narrm/Melbourne and Beirut. Born to a Syrian mother and a Lebanese father, Zein grew up in Beirut. Azza holds a Master of Fine Arts from the Victorian College of Arts, the University of Melbourne (2020) and a PhD in Economics from Texas A&M University (2005). Her practice-led research examines concepts of value in art through the materiality of domestic space and personal experience as a migrant. She is a member of un Projects editorial committee (2021-2023) and the Women’s Art Register(WAR) committee, and a part-time lecturer at La Trobe University in the School of Humanities and Social Sciences (Department of Visual Arts).
Culture, Economy, Green Agenda Journal 2022: Volume Three
The measure of invisible work
During the multiple lockdowns and within the walls of my apartment in Narrm, Melbourne, I realised how my body is at the intersection of three precarities: mothering (care), casual work at the university, and my being a migrant without a solid support network. [...]
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