Artist Information:
Farazeh Syed
Lahore,
Pakistan
Member Since: Jan 2009
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Artist Statement:
My work today is the result of
several years of training,
learning and experiencing, not
only painting but the artistic
process and its interaction
with life, which involves deep
perception and compassionate
understanding of life and
their application through the
practice of art. Painting for
me is not simply a mode of
expression: I endeavor for the
artistic process to encompass
my spiritual, emotional, and
intellectual being, leading to
its continuous development and
consequent expression for
communication--I believe my
art is meaningful only if it
connects with people in terms
of significant emotive
communication.
The major inspiration in my
work is the human form: in
every face and every figure I
perceive an experiential
saga—narrating the sufferings,
pleasures, joys, relationships
and tragedies of human life.
As an artist what interests me
is the silent communication
that takes place with my
subject wherein a plethora of
feelings is communicated at an
unsaid level, which, I aim to
internalize and transfer onto
my canvas, not as bold verbal
statements but subtle emotive
sensations for the viewer. Not
restricting myself to a
particular style, I tend to
rely on my intuition, my state
of mind at the time I am
painting. ...
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Artist Exhibitions:
2009 23rd
Annual Exhibition of Painting,
Sculpture and Graphic Arts
(National Show), (Catalogue),
Artist’s Association of Punjab
and Punjab Council of the
Arts, Lahore
2004 Emerging Artists,
Crow Eaters Art Gallery,
Lahore
2002 17th National
Exhibition 2002-Painting,
Sculpture, Graphic Arts
(Catalogue), Artist’s
Association of Punjab, Lahore.
1998 ...
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Artist Galleries:
Native Art Gallery, Lahore,
Pakistan
Hamail Art Gallery, Lahore,
Pakistan
Vogue Art Gallery, Lahore,
Pakistan
Affiliation
Artists’ Association of
Punjab, Lahore, Pakistan...
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Artist Reviews:
“Work by Ten Artists”, Daily
Times, Site Edition, May 14,
2004.
Rana Javed Iqbal, “Paintings
Depicting Problems of the Down
Trodden”, The News, September
16,1994
Mussarrat Nahid Imam, “Bright
Side of the Moon”, The Nation,
September 23, 1994
Huma Masroor, “Preserving the
Work of Young Artists”, The
Nation, August...
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Collections:
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Commissions:
1997 Visuals for Gender
Training Program Kashf
Foundation, Lahore
1994 Visuals for Annual
Calendar, Siza
Pharmaceuticals, Lahore
2002 Designed Government
Website for Sialkot, AOS,
Lahore
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Farazeh Syed's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Farazeh Syed's Portfolio. Browse Syed's body of work: My work today is the result of several years of training, learning and experiencing, not only painting but the artistic process and its interaction with life, which involves deep perception and compassionate understanding of life and their application through the practice of art. Painting for me is not simply a mode of expression: I endeavor for the artistic process to encompass my spiritual, emotional, and intellectual being, leading to its continuous development and consequent expression for communication--I believe my art is meaningful only if it connects with people in terms of significant emotive communication.
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Noor 2, 2009
Oil Painting,
24 x 30 inches
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Self 2, 2008
Oil Painting,
18 x 24 inches
Price: US$ 650
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Self 3, 2008
Oil Painting,
18 x 24 X 1.4 inches
Price: US$ 650
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Nasreen 2, 2008
Oil Painting,
24 x 30 X 1 inches
Price: US$ 700
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Nasreen, 2008
Oil Painting,
30 x 36 inches
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Mother and Daughter, 2008
Oil Painting,
24 x 36 inches
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