Quiet Invitations
Clay is my way of telling quiet, human stories through form, surface and use. Drawing from everyday life, memory and imagination, each piece captures a moment or feeling, leaving space for interpretation.
Stories in Clay invites objects to speak softly, revealing meaning through touch, presence and time.
Clay Tablets
Flat ceramic wall pieces that become spaces for drawing and storytelling, holding fragments of thought, memory, and observation.
Screaming to Come Out
Two identities share one form: one suppressed, the other pushing forward, giving voice to a self longing for expression and release.Dimensions 35 x 35 cm.
Table Murals
Organic-shaped platters that blur the line between art and object, featuring drawn scenes that invite pause and conversation.
Herd Mentality
The herd follows one path; the outsider drifts elsewhere, free to observe and question the world from a euphoric garden.
Dimensions 56 x 38 cm.
Cousins
Three cousins gather in their ancestral home, while their grandparents, transformed from a portrait into two watchful birds, look on from the window.
Dimensions 33 x 55 cm.
Introspection
Seated in my friend Goldie’s Karachi apartment, I look into a mirror in a moment of introspection, while a fragment of Moin Farooqui’s painting anchors the scene to its place.
Dimensions 40 x 34 cm.
Shaadi Mubarak
A wedding scene filled with gifts, candles, decorations and drifting cash, reflecting on how excess can overshadow the true meaning of celebration.
Dimensions 50 x 40 cm.
Portraits From Another World
Joined cut-out figures form sculptural portraits that reveal shifting faces and imagined characters from every angle. Dimensions - Height 25cm.
Light Bearers
Intuitively shaped abstract figures, bold in colour and playful in spirit, each holding or balancing light in its own way. Made over many years and in varied sizes, they celebrate light as something felt as much as seen. Dimensions vary.
