Ozair B. Mansoor
Rustomjee Building
Rustomjee Building
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A freehand felt-tip pen drawing on cotton fabric, 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.The original artwork is available for aquisition.
Size: A2 (15" x 22")
The Rustomjee Building once stood at the intersection of M.A. Jinnah Road and I.I. Chundrigar Road in Karachi's Serai Quarters. Built in 1881 by Parsi businessman Hormusjee Sethji Rustomji, it housed the Customs House and Karachi Municipality until its demolition in 1947. This artwork reimagines the lost structure, capturing its essence through the study of proportions and geometry, as a tribute to a landmark that played a key role in Karachi's commercial past.
The original artwork was a part of Ozair's solo show at Khalikdina Hall, called Karachi's Lost Communities.
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Limited run of 20 editions only.
Individually numbered and hand-signed by the artist.The original artwork is available for aquisition.
Size: A2 (15" x 22")
The Rustomjee Building once stood at the intersection of M.A. Jinnah Road and I.I. Chundrigar Road in Karachi's Serai Quarters. Built in 1881 by Parsi businessman Hormusjee Sethji Rustomji, it housed the Customs House and Karachi Municipality until its demolition in 1947. This artwork reimagines the lost structure, capturing its essence through the study of proportions and geometry, as a tribute to a landmark that played a key role in Karachi's commercial past.
The original artwork was a part of Ozair's solo show at Khalikdina Hall, called Karachi's Lost Communities.
