Stories by Hira Shahid

A recent exhibition in Karachi explored childhood worlds and abstract forms to ask what remains of experience once memory begins

By preserving the emotional geography of a place, the artist suggests that remembering itself can become a way of resisting disappearance.

Through luminous colours and dreamlike settings, Zahabia Khozema explores how memory preserves places long after they have

‘Where Lines Hold’ drew upon classical religious imagery, personal experiences to offer an intimate meditation on nature, identity and motherhood.

A recent exhibition in Karachi drew upon classical religious imagery and personal experiences to offer an intimate meditation