Asavir Nadeem is an interdisciplinary artist, curator and researcher based in Lahore. She completed her BFA with honours from the National College of Arts, Lahore and her Master’s in Management in the Creative and Cultural Industries from the University of York. She works as a curator, project manager, and researcher for various artistic projects. She is the co-curator of ‘Taiz Larkiyan,’ a research-based artistic project that investigates the intersection of spaces, mobility, and identity while imagining indigenous and alternate systems of living (funded by Transforming Narratives, British Council, and Arts Council UK). She is also the co-founder, researcher, and project manager for ‘Safar-e-Funoon,’ a research-centred, educational, digital archive that presents and analyses Pakistani art in an accessible manner. Asavir has also worked as a Curatorial Assistant for ‘Be(Coming) The Museum,’ (a Canadian Community Arts Initiative and BNU-MDSVAD, in collaboration with Lahore Museum and ThinkFest Lahore). She is a member of the Women & Gender Minorities In Music Tech-Pakistan programme (The British Council Pakistan in collaboration with Saffron Music, UK).