Remains, a group exhibition bringing together four emerging voices in contemporary art.

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Dua Azeem, Fatima Shah, Neha Ufaq and Swarim Abid Hasan.

The exhibition reflects on memory, time and transformation through diverse artistic practices, each artist engaging with the mark that linger long after moments have passed.

Through drawing, painting,etching and experimental surfaces, the work in Remains reveal how spaces, bodies, objects and natural processes carry histories within them. What is left behind—whether a fragment of memory, a trace of touch, or the slow tarnish of time—becomes a site of reflection and renewal.

The exhibition will continue till Tuesday, September 9,2025 from 11:00 am – 5:00 pm at The Vasl Gallery.
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