Kazi Hasibul Ahshan

I am Kazi Hasibul Ahshan, a Bangladeshi visual artist with more than four decades of dedicated artistic practice. My work is rooted in the exploration of human emotion, social consciousness, and the unseen rhythms of life. Through expressive abstraction, layered textures, and a sensitive balance of light and shadow, I seek to create visual narratives that invite reflection and emotional connection.

Over the course of my career, my artworks have been exhibited nationally and internationally, including exhibitions in Germany, France, and Nepal. I was honored to receive the Commonwealth Foundation Fellowship Award for Arts and Culture (1991–92, Asia Region), a recognition that continues to inspire my artistic journey.

Working primarily in oil, watercolor, and mixed media, I believe art is a bridge between personal experience and universal truth. Each painting is an attempt to capture movement, memory, silence, and resilience—offering viewers a space pause, feel, and interpret freely.

Self-directed professional artistic development through extensive studio practice, continuous creative research, national and international exhibition participation, and over four decades of dedicated exploration in painting, drawing, composition, and visual expression.


Masters Of Fine Arts
Dhaka university
1986- 1988
BFA
Dhaka university
1983- 1986
Pre BFA
Dhaka university
1981- 1983
SSC
Rajbari Govt. High School.
1981

EXHIBITIONS:
• Annual Art Exhibition – Fine Art Institute, Dhaka University (1981 - 1988)
• Charity Exhibition – Donation for the distressed (1988)
• Young Art Exhibition – Shilpakala Academy (1996)
• Contemporary Young Artist's Exposition – National Museum of Bangla-
desh (1990)
• THEY’ 52 Artists group art exhibition held at Dhaka Bangladesh (2000)
• 5th Asian Artist Exhibition – Shilpakala Academy (1991)
• Selected Ten Bangladeshi Young Painters Exhibition – Paris (1993)
• Miniature Exhibition – Private Art Gallery, Dhaka (1993)
• Open Exhibition – National Press Club (Protest against award selection
policy of Bangladesh Shilpakala Academy)
• 1st Solo Art Exhibition (1989) – Held at La Gallery, Banani, Dhaka,
sponsored by the Australian Baptist Missionary Societies, World Vision,
Caritas, andother organizations.
• 2nd Solo Art Exhibition (1991) – Held at the French Cultural Centre,
Dhanmondi, Dhaka, in the presence of renowned artist and professor
Mohammad Kibria.
• 3rd Solo Art Exhibition (1998) – Titled “Flying through Uncertainty”, held at
AOK Bundesverband Bonn, Germany, and Syseca Gesellschaft für
Unternehmensberatung mbH, Siegburg
• Group Art Exhibition in Paris (1993) – Participated as one of 12 Bangla-
deshi contemporary...