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Sabba Khan Graphic novelist and artist

Sabba Khan is a Newham based South Asian Muslim visual artist, graphic novelist and architectural designer. Her work looks at unpacking rootlessness, displacement and intergenerational trauma faced by migrant communities who sit in the aftermath of colonial legacy. She uses lived experience, memories and oral histories  to expose how wider policies affect our day to day.

Sabba Khan is a Newham based South Asian Muslim visual artist, graphic novelist and architectural designer. Her work looks at unpacking rootlessness, displacement and intergenerational trauma faced by migrant communities who sit in the aftermath of colonial legacy. She uses lived experience, memories and oral histories  to expose how wider policies affect our day to day.

Sabba’s debut graphic novel, The Roles We Play, one of the Guardian’s Best Graphic Novels of 2021, is now available in bookshops nationwide.

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