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LANDSCAPE ART
Zunaira is a multidisciplinary architectural designer and artist based in Milton, Ontario. With a degree in Architecture from Indus Valley School of Arts and Architecture and a design certificate from Ryerson University, she channels her creativity through her studio, ZDot Design Studio. Zunaira’s art reflects her connection to nature, and she shares this passion through workshops, paint events, and art programs for kids across the GTA. Her architectural background enriches her artistic practice, allowing her to create with depth and versatility.
Rabia Kazmi is a graphic designer and owner of Zee9 Toronto a community TV channel and design studio. While design is her career, her true passion lies visual art, primarily working with acrylic and pastels. Drawing is central to her, serving as her main form of expression. Based in Canada,ia balances her professional creativity with a personal art focused on curiosity and self-expression.
Mehreen Hasan is a multidisciplinary artist known for her acrylic paintings incorporating thread and fabric. With an MFA from Pakistan and a specialization in Contemporary Painting Techniques from UCLA, she blends traditional methods modern textures. Her work has been showcased globally, including the notable exhibit ofChalkiada Waters-Greece" at the Legislative Assembly of Toronto (20232024). Mehreen's art reflects her personal journey and cultural experiences, transforming them into vibrant narratives explore identity and memory through innovative layering and texture.
Mohammad Syful Islam is a renowned Bangladeshi artist, painter, calligrapher, and cultural organizer, born August 12, 1946, in Meherpur. He studied fine arts at the Moscow School of Painting 1975, supported by Sheikh Mujibur Rahman. Celebrated for his mastery in Islamic calligraphy portraiture, and Bengali art, he pioneered Islamic Calligraphy Painting in Bangladesh in 1982. A medalist in calligraphy, he founded the Cezanne Art School and Gallery in the 1980s, fostering young artists and inspiring the Bangladeshi art community. Now residing in Canada, he continues to contribute to local art, in Islamic Calligraphy.
Abdul Khaliq's work embodies representational realism, focusing on landscapes and everyday objects with limited palette of earthy tones. He captures the transitional moments of dawn and dusk, evoking new beginnings and quiet optimism. A self-taught artist from’s North Western Frontier Province, he honed his skills in Lahore and further expanded his practice upon moving to Canada. His art, featured in numerous exhibitions and collections, serves as a source of catharsis, aiming to provide viewers with a reflective space and sense of connection.
Aisha Azhar is a self-taught Canadian artist whose work blends IT, philosophy, and a love for nature. What began as simple sketches has into a powerful expression of emotion and memory through color. Her landscapes reflect emotional depth, particularly in her mountain pieces that explore resilience and inner growth. Inspired by Canada's horizons and the poetry of light, Aisha's art invites viewers to experience nature deeply she continues to explore larger canvases and new mediums on her creative journey.
Farida Rehman is a self-taught painter from Burlington, blending cultural experiences with a love for nature. With a master’s in Sociology and prior lecturing at the University of Bombay, her years in Bahrain and Dubai influence her art. Working in acrylics, oils, and mixed media, she embraces an impressionistic style, capturing light and emotion through landscapes, florals, and still life. Art for Farida is a journey of self-expression, aiming to evoke reflection and connection with nature.