Trained as a graphic designer in Pakistan, Hamama Tul Bushra earned her
Master’s degree in Art History from the University of Missouri, Kansas City in
the United States. While pursuing her doctorate, Bushra realized she could
not ignore her passion for art and returned to painting. Bushra practices a
unique style of gurative painting dened by stylized forms carefully preserving
and highlighting the soul and personality of each subject.
Bushra’s female forms are enhanced by their peculiar personality and characteristics,
which are questionable in society. For instance, the way her female
sits, the blatant way in which she stares at the viewer, and the ease of
self-condence is reected in her body language. These are uncomfortable
and forbidden features that are still unacceptable in our society.