The exhibition, inaugurated by renowned architect Nayyar Ali Dada, showcases a stunning collection of photographs that explore the interplay of light, shadow, and human emotions.
The “Symphony of Light” exhibition showcases 26 captivating photographs that serve as a testament to the multifaceted creative expertise of Hassan Kausar. With a rich background in Photography, architecture, and interior design, Hassan offers a unique perspective in his work, skillfully capturing street photography’s raw and dynamic essence. Through his images, he unveils the beauty found in ordinary moments and the narratives etched on the faces of strangers.
Hassan explains, “Photography is an art form that revolves around the interplay of light. I perceive the world through the lens of light and shadow.” This exhibition allows viewers to witness how he masterfully employs light to transform the mundane into the extraordinary, infusing his work with a sense of drama and unveiling hidden details. Hassan’s Photography has garnered international acclaim, with his photographs showcased at prestigious venues, including the Louvre Museum and Bernard Weatherill House. Among his accolades are the ‘Staff Winter Selection 2015’ award by View Bug, recognition in the UNICEF photography competition, and the esteemed Editor’s Choice Award presented by the International Society of Photographers.
The Chairman of Alhamra Arts Council expressed his admiration for Hassan’s work, stating, “Hassan’s Photography is a testament to his exceptional talent and dedication. His ability to capture the essence of life through his lens is truly remarkable.”
Executive Director Alhamra Sarah Rashid said, “We are thrilled to host Hassan Kausar’s exhibition. His unique perspective and artistic vision offer a fresh and inspiring world view.” Alhamra is committed to promoting art and culture through exhibitions, performances, and educational programs, and she added that we are open for everyone to explore the magic of Alhamra.
The exhibition is open to the public from July 23rd till August 1st. Visitors are encouraged to explore the visual journey and discover the stories behind each photograph.