2026Colour International Group Exhibition
Online international show with No. 35 Gallery, London

Hina Ramzan is a Lahore-based contemporary visual artist and art educator. She holds an MFA in Visual Arts from the College of Art & Design, University of the Punjab (2024), following her BFA in Painting. Her practice explores memory, identity, vulnerability, and the relationship between the human body and nature through painting and material-based processes. She uses human hair as a symbolic and archival medium to investigate how personal and collective memories are carried, preserved, and transformed.
Hina took part in this exhibition at Gallery Zaal Contemporary, IFWA House, Islamabad.
Her work was shown online with No. 35 Gallery, London.
She exhibited at LAKIR Gallery, Lahore.
She returned to the Ana Molka platform, having shown in the 3rd edition in 2023.
She finished her MFA in Visual Arts and exhibited in Broadcast (Vol. II) at O Art Space and Saanjh at Studio 46, Lahore.
2026Online international show with No. 35 Gallery, London
2025Selected for the award exhibition
2024Completed at the College of Art & Design, University of the Punjab
2022Online exhibition at O Art Space
2021Won the City Traffic Police competition
Name: Hina Ramzan
Born: Pakpattan, Pakistan
Based in: Lahore, Pakistan
BFA in Painting and MFA in Visual Arts (2024), both from the College of Art & Design, University of the Punjab
Contemporary visual artist and Art Educator / Visiting Faculty, Fine Arts, University of Education, Lahore
She teaches undergraduate studio courses, plans demonstrations, supervises projects, evaluates work, and mentors emerging artists.
Hina continues her studio practice in Lahore, moving between painting, drawing, and sculptural or installation-based work.
Alongside her own work, she guides undergraduates and encourages experimentation, independent thinking, and individual artistic development.
Human hair is central to her work. It stands for intimacy, presence, absence, and inherited memory, and for the fragile boundary between the body and the world around it.
She values curiosity, empathy, and the growth of a personal creative voice. She treats art as a way to observe and question the world.
“Hair carries memory. It holds what we were, what we lost, and what we still keep close.”
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AyeshaShe is a Lahore-based contemporary visual artist and art educator who works in painting, drawing, and hair-based sculpture and installation.
She is known for using human hair as a symbolic and archival material, alongside oil painting.
She completed her BFA in Painting and her MFA in Visual Arts (2024) at the College of Art & Design, University of the Punjab.
In 2026 she exhibited at Gallery Zaal Contemporary (Islamabad), No. 35 Gallery (London, online), and LAKIR Gallery (Lahore).
She is Visiting Faculty in Fine Arts at the University of Education, Lahore, where she teaches undergraduate studio-based visual arts courses.
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