Hamda Farooq, a self-taught Pakistani artist, paints oil portraits that capture the resilience of icons like Princess Diana and untold stories of the marginalized. Her globally resonant art, featured on PTV and collected in the US, inspires collectors from New York to Dubai to connect across cultures.
Hamda Farooq is a young self-taught Pakistani artist whose oil paintings fuse classical techniques with modern narratives, creating art that resonates universally. Her works explore themes of identity, resilience, and the emotional journeys that shape human experiences. Known for her evocative portraits, Hamda masterfully blends realism with conceptual depth, capturing the essence of individuality in every brushstroke.
Her work transcends cultural and emotional boundaries, inspiring introspection and connection. She aims to push boundaries and use her art as a force for inspiration and lasting impact.
