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MUZZUMIL RUHEEL
b. 1985
TICKING MOMENT
i-vii) numbered on the reverse
vii) signed; numbered on the reverse
ink and acrylic on wasli paper, in 8 parts
each sheet: 26 by 33cm.; 10¼ by 13in.
each framed: 53 by 46.5cm.; 20¾ by 18½in.
Executed in 2019, this work is in unique.
1x1 Art Gallery, Dubai
Muzzumil Ruheel (b. 1985, Pakistan) is a graduate of the School of Visual Arts, Beacon House National University (BNU) 2009. He has been part of the faculty at the Indus Valley School of Art and Architecture (Karachi), the School of Visual Arts, Beacon House National University (Lahore) and the Visual Studies Department at the Karachi University.
Ruheel was trained in traditional Urdu, Arabic and Persian calligraphy prior to his art education. Text, therefore, forms a large part of his practice. “For me, words are the bridges through which I communicate and transcribe the visuals of my mind, it’s like storytelling, where a storyteller tells a story and we create visuals in our minds. My practice too is the same”. His works explore an array of mediums, including multi-disciplinary mixedmedia, interactive installation, video-art, performance, painting, digital, graffiti/public-art and sculpture.
Muzzumil has participated in several exhibitions both locally and internationally. Solo exhibitions include, Confessions of the Wait, 1x1 Art Gallery, Dubai (2020); Misunderstandings,Canvas Gallery Karachi, Pakistan (2019); Lost in his own garden, Grosvenor Gallery, London (2016).
Select group exhibitions include, The Indian Art Fair, Tarq, Delhi (2019); The Museo Diocesano Carlo Maria Martini, Milan (2018); Dolce Gusto, Mohatta Palace Museum, Karachi (2015); Digging deep, crossing far, Kunstraum Kreuzberg/Bethanien, Berlin (2016); Multiple Narratives, Grosvenor Gallery, London (2010). Ruheel has participated in several international fairs including the Karachi Biennale, Karachi (2017); the Imago Mundi Project, La Biennale di Venezia, Venice (2017); the Colombo Biennale, Colombo (2016); The Young Moscow International Biennial, Museum of Modern Art, Moscow (2014).
Muzzumil has accumulated a number of awards and is in numerous national and international private collections.
Ruheel lives and works in Karachi, Pakistan.