Parizad D is a lens-based visual artist. She employs an interdisciplinary approach to create works that portray a sense of cohesion while retaining their multitudinal nature. Her practice has a strong ritualistic element to it, beginning with the documentation of her environment which percolates over a period of time and takes on multiple forms. An integral part of this process is foraging for objects - often with a focus on botanicals - which are then incorporated into her works. Her relationship with this organic matter goes beyond the initial aesthetic admiration of beauty; instead, it draws inspiration from their inherent ephemeral nature. Through the natural degradation and intentional disintegration of this external biology, she creates bodies of work that relate to her own personal relationships with grief, loss and a fragmented & dissociated sense of time and memory.  She employs image-making techniques both analogue and digital as a way of archiving her movement through multiple public, cultural and social spaces. She is engaged in tracking the passage of time wherein the subjects of her imagery are transformed into containers - allowing them to remain at once completely still, yet perpetually in motion.