Born in Pakistan, 1997
Lives and works in Passau, Germany.

I create visual poetry that whispers the dialogue of the universe eluded from our consciousness.

Having dedicated more than eight years to social work, both individually and with NGOs in Pakistan, she immersed herself in the lives of the most marginalized. From walking the streets alongside child beggars and uncovering their hidden realities, to engaging deeply with border communities such as those in Tharparkar (Pakistan), her journey has been one of the profound emotional resonance. Her path led her further into the silent struggles of women with mental disabilities and the quiet corners of old-age homes and shelters for those with differing abilities, making her realize that these stories are not confined to one place but exist globally, surrounding us with their silent echoes, often unheard. Each encounter became a thread in the fabric of a larger, universal story—one that weaves together humanity’s shared sorrows and quiet resilience, transcending borders and uniting us in our common existence.

After moving to Germany in 2022 and being immersed in the creation process, she began unveiling her art, sharing these deeply human narratives with broader audiences. As an artist of expression and energy, her creative practice centers on the faceless figures of children, who are symbolic of all phases of human life. She views childhood as the purest stage of human existence, untouched by negativity, and uses these figures to communicate the narratives of unheard and unseen souls. Through her storytelling, she bridges familiar and forgotten narratives, celebrating the richness of lived traditions while unveiling perspectives that connect us all. Her works have been featured in exhibitions such as the Jahresausstellung (2024) at Badischer Kunstverein Karlsruhe, Germany and the St.-Anna-Kapelle Kunstverein Passau, Germany, highlighting her distinct artistic vision.