Things that come into this world stay here forever. Existence remains, it just transforms from the tangible to the intangible.
Artist: Aiman jamil
Impressions made by people stay in our minds, but layers of time manipulate them.
Aiman Jamil is a visual artist based in Lahore, Pakistan.
She earned her MFA from the National College of Arts Lahore
in 2023 and her BFA from the University of The Punjab,
College of Art and Design in 2020.
Her artistic practice revolves around exploring and
reconstructing moments through memory.
Aiman’s work primarily utilizes graphite to delve into the aesthetic dimensions of
nostalgia, recording or distorting memories.
Each piece reflects my fascination with how time alters both the physical and the emotional,
Artist: Aiman Jamil
Transforming once vivid experiences into whispers of what they once were.
Among her recent exhibitions Aiman showcased her work in
“Vasl Artist Association in Collaboration with the Repair Atelier: Repairing Reminiscences,” envisioned by Mohsin Shafi.
She also participated in group shows at The Art Den, Dubai
‘CONQUERING THE WHITE SPACE II’ at Khaas Contemporary, Islamabad.
‘THE SUMMER SHOW’ at ArtSoch Gallery; Broadcast vol. I at O Art Space;
Impressions made by people stay in our minds, but layers of time manipulate them.
Artist: Aiman jamil
Revisiting precise moments through the reconstruction of memories.
Achromatic at Tagh’eer Lahore Creative
Space; and ‘SANJH’ at Studio 46. Additionally, she has exhibited at Ejaz Art Gallery, Anna
Molka Art Gallery, Muse Art Gallery, and participated in the Young Artist exhibition at
Alhamra Arts Council and PNCA, Islamabad.
Flowers are a metaphor of loss that is affected by its surroundings.
Artist: Aiman Jamil
It’s connotation changes by its surroundings.
Aiman was honoured with the Alhamra’s 17th Young Artist Award. From September 2023 – June 2025,
she has served as a teaching assistant at the National College of Arts, Lahore, and has
been working as a project manager at Tagh’eer Lahore Creative Space since February 2023.
Artworks that draws on nostalgia and the way our recollection are stored and distorted.
Artist: Aiman Jamil
To show twin acts of remembering and forgetting through various visual.
Aiman’s work is part of private and official collections and has been featured in various art publications
both
locally and internationally.
Gallery
Upside Down | 2021 | 28.5×20 inches | Cyanotype on Acid free paper 
Untitled | 2022 | 8.5×11 inches | Graphite on paper 
Untitled | 2023 |18×12 inches | Oil and Graphite on canvas 
Untitled | 2021 | 12×18 inches | Graphite on paper 
Untitled | 2021 | 12×18 inches | Graphite on paper 
Untitled | 2021 | 12×18 inches | Graphite on paper 
Recollection | 2022 | 12×16 inches |Cyanotype on tracing paper 
Untitled | 2024 | 15×32 inches | Graphite on Acid free Paper 
Untitled | 2022 | 24×18 inches |Graphite on paper Untitled | 2022 | 28×21 inches | Oil paints and Graphite on canvas 
Untitled | 2022 | 8×12 inches | Cyanotype on tracing paper 
Untitled | 2022 | 8×10 inches | Cyanotype on tracing paper 
Untitled | 2023 | 8×10 inches |Cyanotype on paper 
Untitled | 2022 | 24×18 inches |Graphite on paper 
Patterns | 2022 | 45×40 inches | Watercolor and Graphite on Canvas 
Untitled | 2023 | 12×18 inches | Graphite on canvas
About
Aiman Jamil (b. 1999) is a visual artist based in Lahore, Pakistan. She earned her MFA degree from the National College of Arts Lahore in 2023 and her BFA from the
University of The Punjab, College of Art and Design in 2020. Her work revolves around revisiting moments through the construction of memory. She recreates
nostalgic recollections to record or distort memory, utilizing graphite as her primary medium to explore aesthetic dimensins as an artist
In my work, I explore the delicate intersection between
memory, decay, and the passage of time.
I aim to capture moments that exist in the liminal space between presence and absence,
where the echoes of life linger, even as they fade.
The series of images presented here, delve into the beauty of impermanence. The flowers,
once vibrant, now wilt and fade, yet they retain a certain grace and dignity in their decline.
The use of shadow and light in these works is intentional, symbolizing the interplay between
visibility and obscurity, the known and the forgotten.
The subtlety of the images invites the viewer to lean in, to engage with what might otherwise be overlooked, and to consider the
beauty that exists in the quiet, often unnoticed, aspects of life.
My art is a meditation on transience, a reminder that all things,
no matter how full of life,
will eventually transform.
But in that transformation,
there is a story.
Exhibitions & Highlights
“To Be, or not to be” at Numaishgah
“Museum of Repairing Reminiscences” at Theosophical Society Library, Jamshed Memorial Hall, Karachi
The Art Den. Dubai
‘CONQUERING THE WHITE SPACE II’ at Khaas contemporary,Islamabad
‘THE SUMMER SHOW’ at ArtSoch Gallery
Broadcast vol. I at O Art Space
Achromatic at Tagh’eer Lahore Creative Space
‘SANJH’ at Studio 46
Group show at Ejaz Art Gallery
Group show at Anna Molka Art Gallery
Group show at Muse Art Gallery
The Young Artist exhibition at Alhamra Arts Council
PNCA, Islamabad
Alhamra’s 17th Young Artist Award
Teaching assistant at the National College of Art, Lahore since September 2023 / June 2025
Project manager at Tagheer Lahore Creative Space since February 2023
Contact
If you would like to get in touch regarding available works, commissioning a new piece, or discussing a potential collaboration, please use the form below. I welcome inquiries from collectors, galleries, and individuals who connect with my practice.
For invitations to exhibitions, residencies, or other opportunities, this form is also the best way to reach me directly. I will respond as soon as possible, and I look forward to hearing from you.
