"Share Silence - II" by Sabina Saleem

Sabina Saleem is a Lahore-based visual artist, born in 2000. She completed her undergraduate degree in Fine Arts from the Institute for Art and Culture, Lahore, and grew up between Jeddah and Karachi, a background that informs her sensitivity to movement, transition, and shifting identity.

Her practice explores quiet emotional states that exist between certainty and change. Working in an impressionistic language, Sabina uses atmosphere, gesture, light, and colour to create scenes of tenderness, passage, repetition, and inner transformation.

Her recurring use of pinks, purples, and the orange train becomes a symbol of movement, memory, and emotional transition.

For collectors, Sabina Saleem’s work offers poetic sensitivity, atmospheric beauty, and a refined contemporary reflection on identity and change.