Tayyaba Aziz is a contemporary Pakistani visual artist known for her distinctive approach to abstract cubist expressionism. Her work intricately blends complex figuration with cultural symbolism, reflecting her personal experiences and emotions.

Artistic Style and Influences
Aziz identifies her style as "cubo-expressive modern abstraction," characterized by the use of fragmented forms and vibrant color palettes to convey deeper emotional and psychological states. She often incorporates cultural symbols into her paintings, adding layers of meaning and context. Her work delves into themes of identity, time, and the female experience, aiming to depict the unseen emotions and narratives that shape human existence.

Education and Training
Aziz holds a Bachelor of Arts in Fine Arts, Economics, and Psychology from P.E.C.H.S. Government College for Women. She further honed her artistic skills by completing a Certificate Course in Fine Arts from the Central Institute of Art and Craft (C.I.A.C), achieving a First Class First position. Additionally, she pursued an MBA in Marketing from Hamdard University, showcasing a blend of creative and analytical acumen.
Aziz also studied under the mentorship of renowned artist Mansoor Rahi for two years, which significantly influenced her artistic development.

Exhibitions and Recognition
Aziz's artworks have been showcased in various esteemed galleries across Pakistan, including Rahi Gallery, Jharoka Art Gallery, AQS Art Gallery, Grandeur Art Gallery, and Nomad Gallery. Her participation in group exhibitions, such as "Mere Khuli Hue Aankhon Ko Koi Khwab Tau De" at Nomad Gallery, highlights her engagement with social and cultural narratives through art.