Rabeeha Adnan (b. Lahore, PK) is an interdisciplinary artist working with projection mapping, sound, text and installation through site- and condition-specific body of work. Central to their work is an exploration of institutional power dynamics and spatial semiotics which inform their ongoing investigation into what they term “choreographies of power” that occur when people encounter their work. They examine power dynamics within social institutions by questioning our use and understanding of language(s) and ways in which we encounter it, psychogeographies, and bureaucratic and infrastructural systems.

Rabeeha received their MFA in Sculpture + Extended Media from Virginia Commonwealth University (2024, Richmond, VA) and their BFA from National College of Arts (2021, Lahore, Pakistan). They have exhibited their work internationally, including Bronx River Art Center (2025, Bronx, NY), VCUarts Qatar (2025, Doha, Qatar), Southern Survey Biennial II by Project Row Houses (2024, Houston TX), Lagos Biennial (2024, Lagos, Nigeria) and Karachi Biennale (2022, Karachi, Pakistan). Rabeeha attended Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture as a participant in 2026 and is currently pursuing a practice-based PhD in Visual and Performing Arts at the University of Texas at Dallas.