Portfolio.
‘Blackhorse Rd Supermarket E17’ Hardground and aquatint etching on paper.
A collection of artworks centring the corner shop as part of Haseebah’s MA Print show at RCA
Scanned film photograph.
A solo exhibition exploring Azad Kashmiri diasphoric life in collaboration with Ort gallery and MIAH Foundation.
‘Garden of Paradise’ print on textile
A collection of two creative commissions resulting in a printed tapestry and window mural.
‘Love from me’ ink on paper
A printmaking Studio as part of Ikon’s Start the Press! in response to the Birmingham Qur’an and Mingana Collection at University of Birmingham.
‘Bottom Trawling’ Ink on paper
Kala Phool Environmentalism India- UK.
A short creative commission between India and UK creative practitioners to look at Urban Landscape, Geography and Architecture.
‘Sehra’ acrylic paint on wood.
A hand painted sculpture commissioned by Moseley rd Baths, inspired by South Asian weddings during the 90’s and 00’s.
Nani and Bava in the courtyard.
Pakistan and Kashmir 2022.
A collection of photographs and film of Haseebah’s trip to Pakistan and Kashmir.
‘Emerald Floods’ Relief ink on paper.
Selected works in collaboration with WaterAid with ‘Art for Change’ and ‘Best Seat in the House’.
‘The Pink Route’ Billboard art piece
As part of exhibition, Found Cities, Lost Objects: Women in the City, Lubaina Himid CBE selected three Birmingham-based artists to respond to the show and create new artwork for billboards in and around Birmingham. Haseebah was one of the artists that was selected to create a billboard.
A four colour lino print from her Islamic Art series.
Islamic Art.
During Haseebah’s print residency at BCU she created a series of 3 to 4 colour lino prints which depict the geometrical foundations of the more intricate Islamic Art patterns you might see today. The rich colours and multiple layers are reminiscent to the Islamic architectural structures of today.
A drypoint depicting Syrian refugees walking from Croatia to Slovenia.
Syrie.
‘Syrie’ is a project that is based on the Syrian refugee crisis. This body of work began from her final major project at university when the refugee crisis arose in the headlines. The work is split into three series, dry points, a4 lino prints and a5 lino prints. This work highlights the people involved in the crisis, focusing on their displacement and their emotions rather than the political opinions related to it.