Ozair B. Mansoor
Bhaijiwala Building - Composite
Bhaijiwala Building - Composite
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A digital composite of Ozair's photo documentation and freehand pen drawing, UV printed on high-quality Canson 180 gsm cold-pressed archival paper.
Limited run of 20 editions only.
Individually numbered and hand-signed by the artist.
Size: A3 (12" x 16")
This artwork captures the transformative journey of Bhaijiwala building, a mixed-use structure nestled near Jehangir Park in Saddar, Karachi. Originally designed as a three-storey residential complex, it reflects the city’s evolving landscape shaped by mass consumerism. Over the decades, the addition of commercial spaces on the ground floor has redefined its identity, blurring the lines between home and commerce. Each balcony and window tells a story of individual ownership and change, highlighting the dynamic nature of urban life. This artwork encapsulates the essence of Karachi's midrise buildings, revealing how heritage structures adapt to the demands of a bustling commercial hub while preserving their historical significance.
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Limited run of 20 editions only.
Individually numbered and hand-signed by the artist.
Size: A3 (12" x 16")
This artwork captures the transformative journey of Bhaijiwala building, a mixed-use structure nestled near Jehangir Park in Saddar, Karachi. Originally designed as a three-storey residential complex, it reflects the city’s evolving landscape shaped by mass consumerism. Over the decades, the addition of commercial spaces on the ground floor has redefined its identity, blurring the lines between home and commerce. Each balcony and window tells a story of individual ownership and change, highlighting the dynamic nature of urban life. This artwork encapsulates the essence of Karachi's midrise buildings, revealing how heritage structures adapt to the demands of a bustling commercial hub while preserving their historical significance.
