Ali Hamza
Multidisciplinary Artist | Born November 1996 | Based in Lahore, Pakistan

Ali Hamza earned his Bachelor’s degree in Fine Arts with a specialization in Painting from the prestigious National College of Arts (NCA), Lahore, in 2021.

Artistic Practice
Ali Hamza is a multidisciplinary artist whose work spans painting, sculpture, performing arts, music, and film. Blending abstraction with realism, his unique visual language captures imagery and movement through a balance of spontaneity and control.

His creative process revolves around the concept of mark-making, drawing inspiration from everyday movements and actions. He merges observation and imagination to form powerful visuals that represent both conscious intent and unconscious emotion. To Ali, each artwork is a reaction to an action—a permanent trace of a fleeting moment.

Guided by the interplay of body, mind, and heart, Ali's work embodies a continuous transformation. His marks form evolving universes, where energy, behavior, and movement are visualized through artistic gestures. He describes his process as an insatiable journey of discovery, effort, and exploration.

Inspiration and Influences
Nature is a core inspiration in Ali Hamza’s practice, which he regards as the purest form of art. Additionally, theater and music deeply influence his approach, allowing him to treat art as a performative experience—fluid, emotive, and boundaryless.

Ali primarily works with a monochromatic palette of black, white, and grey, embracing their simplicity and emotional depth. These shades allow him to explore the nuances of life without distraction, reflecting themes of purity, ambiguity, and introspection.

Exhibitions and Publications
Ali Hamza’s artworks have been showcased in several group exhibitions across Pakistan, gaining attention for their expressive and experimental nature. His work has also been featured in LAZIN, a UK-based art magazine, adding an international dimension to his growing presence.

Collections
His artworks are held in numerous private collections, both in Pakistan and internationally, highlighting the broad appeal and impact of his visual narratives.