Biography – Ayesha Kamal

Ayesha Kamal’s Biography

Ayesha Kamal is a modern Islamic calligrapher based in Lahore, Pakistan. Her work is recognized for details and precise strokes. She has been painting for the past 10 years and has the ability to translate beauty and energy onto the canvas creating a whole domain of colours and textures.

Ayesha’s paintings are widely displayed, exhibited and appreciated all around the globe. She has been documented and interviewed at BBC Urdu and many other international channels. She has done many hospitals, banks, army and government projects as well.

Exhibitions and Events

2013 – Painting auctioned through Eye For Art America at Christie’s Auction, Dubai.

2014 – Featured in the Shades of Pakistan catalogue.

2021 – Participated in an international exhibition at Alhamra Art Gallery, Lahore.

2022 – Presented artwork at Expo, Lahore.

2022 – Kollegium NEW exhibition at Orsha Gallery, Vitebsk, Europe.

2022 – Contemporary Art of Pakistan exhibition at the National Library of Belarus, Europe.

2022 – Conducted a masterclass at the Central Library of Borisov, Europe.

2022 – Colours of Pakistan exhibition at the Museum of History of Private Collections, Vitebsk, Europe.

2023 – Delivered a lecture at the University of Management and Technology.

2023 – November Gardens art exhibition in Abu Dhabi.

2024 – Arabic Calligraphy and Letters exhibition at Etihad Modern Art Gallery, Abu Dhabi, UAE.

2024 – Splendors of Pakistan exhibition at the National Library of Belarus, Minsk, Europe.

2024 – Presented artwork at the APPNE 5th Annual Health Convention, ICC Birmingham, United Kingdom.

2024 – Featured at the APPNA STC Annual Meeting and Gala, Texas, United States.

2024 – Art exhibition at the Embassy of Pakistan in Washington, D.C., United States.

2025 – Exclusive art exhibition at Cambria Hotel, Orlando, United States.

Ayesha Kamal’s Statement

“I try to emphasize the message of the Quran through my art. I believe that your soul connects to a mystery as soon as you observe a piece of calligraphy whether you can or cannot understand what’s written.”