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About the piece

Shah Alam Gate, Lahore Executed in ink and watercolor, this expressive urban sketch captures the vibrant spirit of old Lahore. Loose ink lines and transparent washes bring life to the bustling streets, colorful rickshaws, and dense architecture, celebrating the city's everyday energy and timeless character.

ContemporaryMinimalExpressiveModernExpressionismLandscapeArchitectureCityscapeFigurative / People

About the artist

ArtSaqib

Lahore, Pakistan

Alongside his artistic practice, Saqib Akhtar is actively engaged in academia and design education. He is currently serving as an Assistant Professor in the Visual Communication Design (VCD) department at the University of Management and Technology, where he mentors emerging artists and designers while continuing his professional artistic journey. He has graduated in Visual Communication Design from NCA, Lahore in 1985 with honors. His work has been displayed in local galleries as well as in Kuwait. He has worked with several renowned organizations including Hilton/Avari Hotel & The Bank of Punjab in Pakistan and iPak, Direction Communication, Market Links, Four Films Printing Ltd. & Kuwait Oil Company in Kuwait.

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