13/06/2026
“My practice began as an attempt to discover myself. Over time, it continues to evolve as an inner journey. I am drawn to spiritual and mystical, not as distant ideas but as lived experiences that unfold quietly in everyday life. Looking especially within Sufi traditions, not to illustrate them, but to sit with the questions they open. My work is less about telling stories and more about creating spaces for reflection — where what is hidden or in between can be
felt instead of explained.
Rather than anchoring my practice in fixed symbols or narratives, I approach each piece as a process of reflection— a way to listen, to unearth, and to translate what cannot be spoken. The act of making becomes a way of engaging with questions that shape both my inner world and the reality around me where personal contemplation meets human experiences.In this way, the work remains open, allowing meaning to surface gradually — not as a conclusion, but as ongoing search. Silence, uncertainty and transformations are not themes but a state of being I try to hold within my work.
For this show , I explored the idea of suspension through forms untethered from ground, time, and certainty.Each piece exists in a delicate state between stillness and drift, belonging and isolation.These works dwell in moments that refuse resolution.
Stones, birds, and fragments linger in quiet states of transition, solitude, and becoming.” - Ramsha Haider
Passage (عبور ) I, II & III - Triptych
Gouache, silver and 24K goldleaf on wasli
21 x 10 inches
2026
