Hamds Dreamline hosts hit 3rd Edition of Pakistan Day Virtual Art Exhibition
Last updated: May 10, 2026 | 09:09
Dance of the dervish.
Muhammad Yusuf, Features Writer
Hamds Dreamline Events & Gallery hosted the 3rd Edition of the Pakistan Day Virtual Art Exhibition - an international showcase of artistic talent, curated and organised by Saima Furqan and Bushra Furqan, CEO & Founders of Hamds Dreamline. The virtual exhibition – which closed April end - brought together a diverse group of artists from Pakistan, India, Egypt, Lebanon and the UAE, once again indicating the power of art to transcend borders and unite cultures.
The exhibition highlighted landscapes, monuments, heritage, cultural identity and calligraphy, with each piece telling a story and expressing deep emotional and cultural connections.
“The mission of the Pakistan Day Art Exhibition was to celebrate the rich culture, heritage, creativity, and artistic spirit of Pakistan through the universal language of art,” said Saima Furqan. “The exhibition aimed to provide a meaningful platform for emerging and professional artists to showcase their talent, share stories and promote unity, peace, and cultural understanding with the global community. Through creative expression, the event encouraged artistic growth, collaboration and appreciation for diversity, while inspiring young generations to connect with their cultural roots and artistic identity.”
Cloud and snow-clad mountains.
The aim was to establish the Pakistan Day Art Exhibition as an internationally recognised cultural and artistic platform that connects artists from different backgrounds and communities around the world.
“We aspire to promote creativity, empower artists, support young talent and strengthen cultural exchange through art exhibitions, educational workshops and community engagement,” Bushra Furqan said. “The exhibition sought to use art as a bridge of harmony, inspiration, and humanity, while proudly representing the beauty, resilience, and creative excellence of Pakistan on a global stage.” The exhibition showcased iconic features of Pakistan through artistic interpretations. From the elegance of Pakistan Founder Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah’s portraits to the grandeur of Minar-e-Pakistan, the national monument located in Lahore, to the spiritual magnificence of Badshahi Mosque and the historic strength of the Lahore Fort, each artwork captured the spirit of the nation’s identity.
Artists also portrayed vibrant truck art and art embossed on vehicles, symbolising the colourful spirit of Pakistan, alongside landscapes that highlighted the country’s natural beauty, from serene valleys to majestic mountains. The brushstrokes reflected the pride, passion and deep connections to heritage of the artists. Beyond visual features, each artwork carried a meaningful story, a narrative of culture, history, and identity. “The core vision of the exhibition was to present Pakistan to the world as a land of beauty, diversity, and harmony,” said Saima Furqan. “Through art, the exhibition delivered a powerful message of peace, emphasising the unity of cultures and nations. It served as a reminder that creativity has the power to bridge differences and bring people together on shared platforms of understanding and appreciation.”
Two is company.
The event was honoured by the presence of Chief Guest Muhammad Saleh, Press Counsellor at the Pakistan Consulate in Dubai. He encouraged the artists, interacting with them, showing appreciation for the artworks. “It created a highly motivating and memorable atmosphere for all participants,” Bushra Furqan said. “The way he carefully acknowledged and appreciated each artist’s creativity, dedication and artistic expression, was truly admirable and deeply inspiring. He also praised the efforts of the organisers and commended the participating artists for their passion, talent and meaningful contributions through art. His presence, support and thoughtful encouragement, made the event even more special and unforgettable for the entire artistic community.”
The exhibition featured the works of the following artists: Tehseen Badar, Safa Hashim, Maham Shaddab, Iqra Fatima, Samina Uzair, Mehroz Saba, Sudais Fahad, Amira Azmy, Shahla Shaheryar, Hina Asad Khan, Muhammad Hamdaan, Saima Furqan, Sahla Kolakkadan, Bushra Furqan, Shazia Ali, Ambreen Amir, Maqsood Kayani, Gori Yusuf Husen, Mazen Arabi, Hina Kashif, Anum Sultana, Saima Ashfaq, Humaira Gul, Faraz Ahmed and Shazia Javaid. The passion and hard work demonstrated by them made the exhibition an immersive, engaging and an enriching experience for viewers worldwide. “Their commitment to artistic excellence and meaningful expression played a vital role in creating an atmosphere of inspiration, connection and cultural appreciation that was admired by audiences across the globe,” Saima Furqan said.
Saima Furqan, event organiser.
The artists expressed their appreciation for being part of the exhibition, describing it as a carefully curated and inspiring platform that celebrated creativity, culture, and unity through art. Many participants said that the exhibition not only allowed them to showcase their artwork with confidence, but also helped them connect with fellow artists and audiences worldwide. “The warm support, appreciation and professional presentation of the event made the experience truly memorable and motivating for all involved,” Maqsood Kayani said. During the event, Muhammad Saleh and Saima Furqan also announced an upcoming in-person exhibition in Dubai (in May), in collaboration with the Pakistan Consulate. The theme is Quaid’s Vision: Unity, Faith, Discipline through Art. “The initiative aims to inspire artists to interpret and present the timeless ideals of Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah through creative expression,” Saima Furqan said.
The Instagram handle of Hamds Dreamline works to bring the community together through art exhibitions, cultural activities, and creative initiatives that encourage connection and artistic collaboration. Alongside promoting professional and emerging artists, Hamds Dreamline is also playing a role in educating and nurturing young creative minds by organising art workshops, interactive learning sessions, and art classes for children. The creativity and talent of the young artists can be explored on Instagram at hamds.art.classes, where their inspiring artworks and creative journeys are showcased.