Motherhood is many things — but rarely described as glamorous. In this solo show, Aidha Badr captures the in-between space of becoming a mother — intimate, fragmented, and quietly radical. Horses appear as recurring motifs, shifting from fragile toy to proud steed, mirroring the artist’s acceptance of change. The works read like diary entries — exposing the tenderness and complexity of transformation. Bring tissues if you must — but also expect moments of sly humour. After all, what is more universal than reluctantly growing up?
