Qindeel Usman is a contemporary Pakistani visual artist renowned for her evocative figurative paintings. Her work delves into themes of solitude, femininity, and the intimate spaces of daily life. She often portrays quiet, introspective moments, emphasizing the serenity found in personal spaces like her bed or secluded corners of her room. Usman's meticulous rendering of intricate folds and textures in fabrics, combined with layered pastel tones and silver hues, creates a tactile realism that blurs the line between the human form and its surroundings.

Notable Work: "Sip the Calm"
One of Usman's significant pieces is “Sip the Calm,” a 30×40 inches (ca. 1 m) oil on canvas painting. This work exemplifies her focus on stillness and introspection. It was showcased at Gallery 6 in Islamabad, a prominent venue for contemporary art in Pakistan.

Engagement Beyond Visual Art
Beyond her visual artistry, Usman engages in social commentary through her writing. In a Medium article, she critically examines the Aurat March, a women's rights movement in Pakistan, discussing its evolution and the challenges it faces in effectively communicating its message to a broader audience. ​

Artistic Inspirations
Usman's artistic influences are evident in her curated Pinterest boards, where she shares a diverse collection of sketches, paintings, and visual ideas that resonate with her creative sensibilities.

Contribution to Pakistani Art
Through her art and writing, Qindeel Usman offers a nuanced perspective on personal and societal themes, contributing meaningfully to Pakistan's contemporary art scene.