Ahmed Javed is a contemporary visual artist from Lahore, Pakistan, born in 1992. He developed a deep interest in art during his college years, despite initially pursuing pre-engineering studies. To transition into the art world, he joined Studio RM in Lahore, which prepared him for admission to the National College of Arts (NCA), Lahore, one of Pakistan's most prestigious art institutions.

Education and Early Career
At NCA, Javed was introduced to Mughal miniature painting in 2013. He quickly mastered the traditional techniques and began incorporating contemporary themes into his work. His innovative approach led to several accolades, including a student scholarship, the Art of Happiness Award sponsored by Coca-Cola, and an honors award for his thesis project in 2016.

Artistic Practice and Style
Javed’s artistic practice blends traditional miniature techniques with modern narratives, often depicting intimate scenes of daily life and the creative processes of fellow artists. His work explores the intersection of traditional art forms and contemporary contexts, offering fresh perspectives on cultural heritage and artistic expression.

Recognition and Exhibitions
Javed's work has been featured in notable exhibitions both locally and internationally, including shows in Lahore, Karachi, Atlanta, and Hong Kong. In 2019, his painting "Imran Qureshi Studio" won the prestigious Sovereign Asian Art Prize, marking a significant milestone in his career.

Through his work, Javed continues to explore the relevance of traditional art forms in contemporary settings, highlighting their continued significance in modern artistic dialogue.