Hajra Waheed is a Canadian artist from Montreal who works with various medias (from collage, to video, sound and sculpture) to explore issues around covert power, mass surveillance, cultural distortion, other other traumas faced by displaced subjects through mass migration. She uses extensive research and new accounts to prompt and support her work. She expresses her work in a variety of ways. For instance, since 2008 she has been working on an ongoing series called the Anouchian Passport Portrait Series. She created renderings, drawn in pencil and charcoal that mimics the automated movements of a printer, of men and women whose pictures were taken by an Armenia photographer, Antranik Anounchian. She also has done video installations, and other medias throughout her career.

http://hajrawaheed.com/works/