Zahra Mansoor (b. 2000) lives and works between Paris, New York City, and Karachi. She is an interdisciplinary artist working with painting, sculpture, and digital media, including film. Her practice explores femininity, diaspora, fashion, and postcolonialism, often translating personal themes into broader social and political contexts.

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She received her BFA in Art, Media, and Technology from Parsons Paris (The New School) in 2023, following her education at Karachi Grammar School.

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Zahra Mansoor has exhibited in Being Human, ModA Curations, New York City (2024); A Girl Will Return Looking for the Woman She Was, Galerie D, Paris (2023); and the Karachi Biennale launch (2019) with her film Discovering Habib. She had a solo exhibition We Sin-Phool Women at Chawkandi Gallery (2022) and was awarded a residency at 59 Rivoli, Paris (2023). Her work has been featured in Dawn, EOS, and Elle Magazine. She has collaborated with Musée d’Orsay and the Asian American Writers’ Workshop, NYC. Her curatorial projects include Tambola d’Amour at The Dissident Club, Paris (2023) and Baithak Soirées at 59 Rivoli (2023).