self-loathing Print

In the crucible of self-discovery, I forged my path as an autodidact expressionist, specializing in the profound art of portraiture. My strokes resonate with the echoes of Cubism and Fauvism, a symphony of colors and shapes that dance on the canvas. Born in the tapestry of 1976, in the vibrant town of Larkana, I inherited this artistic fervor from my father, a maestro in his own right. From the tender years of my youth, I stood as his steadfast companion, absorbing the alchemy of his craft. With the sands of time, I garnered two decades of expertise, shepherding the narrative of art in a semi-commercial private gallery. There, I orchestrated symposiums of discourse, kindling awareness, and orchestrating exhibitions that resonated through the corridors of Larkana. Then, in the grandeur of Karachi, that throbbing metropolis, I erected the sanctuary of my studio. For two years now, its walls have borne witness to the birth of my creations, each stroke a testament to the passion that courses through my veins.