Sarover Zaidi has studied philosophy & social anthropology. She has extensively worked on religious architecture and urban space in the cities of Bombay and Delhi. She has previously worked on rural public health, women’s rights and poverty issues across India, and currently works on material cultures, Islamic iconography, and modernist architecture. Besides this she curates an interdisciplinary forum on art, architecture and anthropology, ‘Elementary forms and the city’ and also co-runs a blog on Delhi called Chiragh Dilli (https://chiraghdilli.wordpress.com). She has taught at the School of Planning and Architecture, and currently teaches at the Jindal School of Art and Architecture, Sonipat."/>
Sarover Zaidi has studied philosophy & social anthropology. She has extensively worked on religious architecture and urban space in the cities of Bombay and Delhi. She has previously worked on rural public health, women’s rights and poverty issues across India, and currently works on material cultures, Islamic iconography, and modernist architecture. Besides this she curates an interdisciplinary forum on art, architecture and anthropology, ‘Elementary forms and the city’ and also co-runs a blog on Delhi called Chiragh Dilli (https://chiraghdilli.wordpress.com). She has taught at the School of Planning and Architecture, and currently teaches at the Jindal School of Art and Architecture, Sonipat."/>
Sarover Zaidi has studied philosophy & social anthropology. She has extensively worked on religious architecture and urban space in the cities of Bombay and Delhi. She has previously worked on rural public health, women’s rights and poverty issues across India, and currently works on material cultures, Islamic iconography, and modernist architecture. Besides this she curates an interdisciplinary forum on art, architecture and anthropology, ‘Elementary forms and the city’ and also co-runs a blog on Delhi called Chiragh Dilli (https://chiraghdilli.wordpress.com). She has taught at the School of Planning and Architecture, and currently teaches at the Jindal School of Art and Architecture, Sonipat."/>
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