Masterpieces of Modern Art

I have known Qaiser Habibi’s pursual of heritage buildings translated in art form from 1980. He is inspired, fascinated and captivated by the subject. He has shifted from oil to acrylic with equal command of the medium instead of realistic imagery, his work relates to fantasy. His images carry the mystery of olden times and at times seems surrealistic. The foggy treatement of his paintings results in remarkable ethereal images.

Qaiser Habibi’s work elicits a range of interpretations, from fantasy to surrealism. allowing each viewer to engage with the art from their own perspective. His return to his roots underscores his commitment to his cultural identity.His artwork reflects the intricate relationship between the built and natural environments of Lahore, influenced by his formative years. Habibi has cultivated a distinctive artistic voice, merging academic training with personal insights expressed through a vibrant palette. His drawings are robust, and his compositions exhibit a firm structural integrity. He has a pronounced fascination with distant horizons and the interplay of light. Although Habibi has relocated to Wolverhampton, UK, he maintains a deep connection to his heritage, frequently returning to Lahore to share his artistic journey expressed through the universal language of color.