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"Sweet Wonder" by Hina Tabassum

"Sweet Wonder" by Hina Tabassum

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Artist: Hina Tabassum
Medium: Metal
Subject: Sculpture
Size: 24 × 20 × 18 inches

Sweet Wonder by Hina Tabassum is a sculptural work defined by its rounded, tactile form and playful physical presence. Smooth contours and concentrated volume give the piece a compact sense of energy, while its whimsical character carries the title’s note of curiosity and delight.

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"Sweet Wonder" by Hina Tabassum
Regular price Rs. 315,000
Regular price Sale price Rs. 315,000
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"Sweet Wonder" by Hina Tabassum
Regular price Rs. 315,000
Regular price Sale price Rs. 315,000
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Hina Tabassum

Hina Tabassum is a Karachi-based multidisciplinary artist and educator, trained in Miniature Painting at the Karachi School of Art. Working across painting and sculpture, with a particular focus on metal and rusting techniques, her practice explores childhood, memory and the ways surrounding environments shape a child’s inner world.

Tabassum draws upon familiar objects, toys and symbols associated with childhood to examine innocence, curiosity and imagination. Through simplified forms and material experimentation, ordinary objects become carriers of emotional and psychological meaning.

Her work reflects on the instinctive ability of children to discover wonder in the everyday. By revisiting these moments through an adult perspective, Tabassum invites viewers to reconnect with a sense of fascination that often fades with time, preserving childhood not simply as memory, but as a way of seeing.

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