Much of his work is focused on narrative portraiture. During the interviews, he takes riveting portraits of the women as they tell their stories and records the gestures the women make so that Flower and Villegas can later create a dance from those collected gestures. Rashed contextualizes this project in just how immediate the work is for the world today: “The current migrant crisis is said to be one of the largest since World War 2. Pangea intends to add to the ongoing dialogue by exploring the lives of immigrant women from 4 continents living in Houston - the moving stories of why they came, how they made their way here and how they adapted to their new homeland.” View Rashed's other work at his website: http://www.rashedhaq.com/