Araimish Malik is a figurative artist from Pakistan, working out of United Kingdom.
"My work explores the dynamic tension between contrasting paradigms in nature, examining how duality and coexistence shape our understanding of evolution. I believe evolution is not a singular event, but a continuous process influenced by past, present, and future moments. Guided by the ancient wisdom of theosophy, I explore the delicate balance between spirit and matter, subject and object— there is no clear division between the spiritual and the material realms—both exist in a constant, evolving dialogue. It is in this liminal space where the divine manifests, continuously unfolding into both the seen and unseen.
Inspired by the rich color palettes and dramatic compositions of the old masters, my art seeks to unravel the subconscious
metamorphosis of the human psyche. Through allegorical narratives, I depict the fleeting bubbles of conscious thought, represented through recurring themes and archetypes that transcend time." -
Araimish Malik is a 2018 Fine Arts graduate from the National College of Arts in Rawalpindi, Pakistan. In 2019, she refined her skills at the Florence Classical Arts Academy in Italy, completing an intensive one-year program. More recently, she participated in a plein air workshop in the U.S. with David McCamant, instructor at the Nevada Museum of Art. Her works have been exhibited in galleries across Islamabad, Lahore, and internationally, including with a U.S.-based online gallery.
Araimish Malik is a figurative artist from Pakistan, working out of United Kingdom.
"My work explores the dynamic tension between contrasting paradigms in nature, examining how duality and coexistence shape our understanding of evolution. I believe evolution is not a singular event, but a continuous process influenced by past, present, and future moments. Guided by the ancient wisdom of theosophy, I explore the delicate balance between spirit and matter, subject and object— there is no clear division between the spiritual and the material realms—both exist in a constant, evolving dialogue. It is in this liminal space where the divine manifests, continuously unfolding into both the seen and unseen.
Inspired by the rich color palettes and dramatic compositions of the old masters, my art seeks to unravel the subconscious
metamorphosis of the human psyche. Through allegorical narratives, I depict the fleeting bubbles of conscious thought, represented through recurring themes and archetypes that transcend time." -
Araimish Malik is a 2018 Fine Arts graduate from the National College of Arts in Rawalpindi, Pakistan. In 2019, she refined her skills at the Florence Classical Arts Academy in Italy, completing an intensive one-year program. More recently, she participated in a plein air workshop in the U.S. with David McCamant, instructor at the Nevada Museum of Art. Her works have been exhibited in galleries across Islamabad, Lahore, and internationally, including with a U.S.-based online gallery.