The 36 exhibits encapsulate the life that one sees on the street, and one of the most expressive specimens is ‘Jeay II’ (mixed media on clay tile). With a flair for sloganeering (imagine socialist chants on Pakistan’s roads) alongside a host of other colourful writings signify the socio-cultural hodgepodge that our society has turned out to be. This should not be mistaken that the artist has done this at the expense of the innate innocence with which such graffiti is made. That’s there too.

An interesting artwork is ‘Zameen, Asmaan aur Mein’ (mixed media on clay tile). The play of the slogan ‘Huq Baat’ (truth) is juxtaposed with dangerous ailments like cancer and thalassaemia. It is a sharp commentary on how politics borders on hypocrisy and how it often eclipses more important issues.