Imran Khan
Visual Artist | Expressionist | Watercolour Specialist

Early Life and Background
Imran Khan was born in 1988 in Peshawar, Pakistan. His journey as an artist began in childhood with an early fascination for truck art painting, a culturally rich and vibrant visual tradition in Pakistan. This hands-on, grassroots experience laid the foundation for his creative exploration before receiving formal education in the arts.
Education and Achievements
Imran Khan earned first position and a gold medal from Peshawar University, a testament to his dedication and talent. Over the course of his artistic career, which spans more than 24 years, he has mastered multiple mediums including watercolour, fresco, charcoal, oil painting, and acrylics.

Artistic Style and Medium
Primarily an expressionist, Imran Khan is best known for his expertise in watercolour painting. Through his expressive brushstrokes and vibrant compositions, he aims to bring life and emotion into each piece. His work is not merely a visual experience, but an invitation to feel the spirit of Pakistan’s culture through colour and form.

Themes and Inspiration
Imran’s artwork is deeply inspired by the culture and landscapes of Northern Pakistan. With every painting, he introduces the world to the rich traditions, beauty, and soul of these regions. His work captures more than just visuals, it evokes emotion, memory, and a sense of place.

Exhibitions and Recognition
Imran Khan's work has been exhibited in renowned national and international art galleries, earning him national and international awards. His unique approach and cultural storytelling have positioned him as a significant contemporary voice in Pakistani art.

Artist Statement
“As an artist, I work hard to develop paintings that portray the culture of Pakistan’s Northern areas. While I have proficiency in all media, watercolour is my professional strength. My art is a form of expression where each stroke brings cultural narratives to life. These are not just colours on canvas—they are stories that live and breathe.”