My practice explores place, memory, and landscape transformation. Rooted in Tulamba, my hometown in southern Punjab, Pakistan, I have spent more than a decade researching its ruins through drawing, photography, walking, and collecting material traces such as soil and terracotta.

Influenced by land records, maps, and *Masavi Latha*, my work examines how landscapes are measured, recorded, and remembered. Through drawing, abstraction, layering, and material research, I explore the ground as a living archive of history and memory.