Wajood e Zan Sey Hai Tasweer e Qainaat Main Rang

Romessa has used artistic forms, such as performance art, to comment on sociopolitical constructs and the role of women within power dynamics. Her performance, Weaponization of Everything, was featured at the Karachi Art Biennale at Amin Gulgee Gallery. Over the years, she has exhibited her work on various national and international platforms, including in Canada, the U.S., Dubai, India, the UK, and Singapore, and she hopes to expand her audience in the future.

This work is a tribute to Allama Muhammad Iqbal’s poetry on womanhood in “Aurat,” where he famously quotes, “Wajood-e-Zan se Hai Tasveer-e-Kainaat Mein Rang.” Romessa aspires to celebrate her vision of womanhood through this piece. This piece is a depiction of a microcosmic vision of a woman’s body encapsulated in a macrocosm.