Noor Unnahar is a poet and visual artist whose work explores themes of hope, home, self-love, and cultural identity through a blend of poetry and mixed-media art. Her debut collection, "Yesterday I Was the Moon," published by Penguin Random House in 2018, has been translated into multiple languages, including Dutch ("Gisteren Was Ik De Maan") and Chinese. The collection reflects her distinctive style, merging handwritten text, illustrations, and collage to create deeply personal and evocative pieces.
Her artistic practice spans photography, journaling, and tactile collages, often intertwining poetry with visual elements to examine personal history, religion, and womanhood. Unnahar's work has garnered international recognition for its emotional depth and innovative fusion of mediums. Drawing from her own experiences, she crafts narratives of resilience and acceptance, resonating with readers across diverse cultural backgrounds.
As a modern-day multidisciplinary artist, Unnahar continues to expand her creative repertoire, producing work that bridges literary and visual art forms. Her poetry remains widely celebrated for its lyrical honesty and universal themes, solidifying her place in contemporary literary and artistic circles.