Muhammad Ubaid Tariq
Visual Artist | Educator | Curator

Muhammad Ubaid Tariq is a Lahore-based visual artist born in 1997 in Pakistan. He graduated from the National College of Arts (NCA), Lahore, where he laid the foundation for his dynamic and thought-provoking artistic practice. Ubaid’s work explores the intricate interplay of contrasting elements within the societal framework, aiming to challenge norms, dismantle constructed ideologies, and highlight overlooked perspectives.

Artistic Practice
At the core of Ubaid’s practice lies a fascination with both tangible and intangible mediums that carry transformative potential. His art seeks to subvert traditional narratives and question embedded societal constructs. Through meticulous examination of materiality, functionality, and conceptual depth, he articulates the complexities of human experience within contemporary life.

Ubaid’s work often draws upon the subtle relationships between the human body, mind, and surrounding environment. His pieces exude a sense of directness and resolution, while also inviting open-ended interpretation. More than aesthetic expressions, his creations foster visual dialogues, promoting interaction and connection between the artwork and the viewer.

Professional Engagement
Ubaid Tariq's work has been exhibited in renowned art galleries across Pakistan, gaining him critical recognition and a growing presence in the contemporary art scene. Beyond his studio practice, he is deeply involved in arts education and cultural preservation.

He is currently teaching at the National College of Arts, Lahore, and actively contributes as a curator for multiple art, culture, and heritage projects under the Punjab Government. His multifaceted role as an artist, educator, and curator reflects his commitment to enriching the cultural landscape of Pakistan.