Textile Designer & Multidisciplinary Artist | Pakistan
Faiza Bilgrami
Born in 1999
Artworks by Faiza Bilgrami
About the creator
- Faiza R. Bilgrami is a multidisciplinary artist and textile designer with a B.A. in Textile Design from the Indus Valley School of Art and Architecture and an MFA from the University for the Creative Arts (UCA), London. Her work blends tradition with innovation, drawing inspiration from nature and the five senses. In one of her notable sari collections, she explores the parallels between human anatomy and the natural world—such as bronchioles mirroring leaf patterns or walnut grooves resembling brain folds—creating art that resonates both locally and internationally.
Education
Faiza R. Bilgrami holds a Bachelor’s degree in Textile Design from the Indus Valley School of Art and Architecture, where she laid the foundation for her design sensibility rooted in cultural heritage. She later pursued a Master of Fine Arts at the University for the Creative Arts (UCA) in London, where she refined her multidisciplinary approach and expanded her creative practice on an international scale.
Exhibitions and Achievements
In 2023, Faiza held her debut solo exhibition at the esteemed Artciti Gallery in Karachi, where her work received widespread acclaim and was featured on prominent media platforms including Daily Dawn, PTV, 92 News, Samaa TV, Hum News, and Discover News. Her growing international presence was further solidified in 2024 through her participation in group exhibitions, notably at the Holy Art Gallery in London. With each project, Faiza continues to expand her creative dialogue across mediums and geographies, establishing herself as a bold and visionary voice in the contemporary art scene.
Artistic Style and Practice
Faiza’s work is a dynamic blend of tradition and innovation, often exploring the relationship between the natural world and human anatomy. Deeply inspired by sensory experiences, her pieces reflect a poetic balance of science and art. She is known for experimenting with unconventional materials such as tar coal (Bitumen) and petrol, which add a raw, industrial aesthetic to her paintings. Her exploration of these rare mediums highlights her commitment to pushing artistic boundaries. Alongside her fine art practice, she is actively engaged in sustainable design, collaborating with artisans to create handwoven products that bridge heritage craft with contemporary, eco-conscious design.
Masterpieces by Faiza Bilgrami
