Stories In Clay
Clay is my way of telling stories, quiet, human, and often unfinished. Rather than illustrating a fixed narrative, each piece holds a moment, a gesture, or a feeling, leaving space for interpretation.
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My work draws from everyday life, memory, and imagination: figures leaning toward one another, forms shaped to hold light, vessels made for gathering. These stories emerge intuitively, carried through form, surface and use rather than explanation.
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Stories in Clay is about allowing objects to speak softly.
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They do not demand attention but reward closeness, revealing meaning through touch, presence, and time.
Herd Mentality
The herd follows a single path.
The outsider drifts elsewhere.
Free from inhibition, some remain suspended in a euphoric garden, watching and quietly questioning the behaviours that shape the world.
56cm x 38cm
Terracotta with low fired glazes
Introspection
Seated in my friend Goldie’s apartment in Karachi, I look into a mirror, a moment of introspection. A fragment of Moin Farooqui’s painting on the wall anchors the scene to that place.
40cm x 34 cm
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18cm diameter
Clay Tablets
