^{Salma Akter's artistic practice engages with feminist theory to deconstruct and reinterpret the complexities of gender through fiber art. It reframes feminism within the context of Bangladesh, ensuring that class, religion, and history remain central to the discourse. By examining these interconnected layers, her work explores the unique challenges and experiences women face in Bangladesh, situating them within a broader feminist narrative. Through this lens, Akter offers a perspective rooted in both local and global feminist thought. Her work highlights the seen and unseen aspects of women’s lives, stitching together the cultural, social, and historical forces that shape their identities. In doing so, she weaves a narrative that speaks to the complexities of gender in contemporary Bangladesh.}