Summer Camp 2023 is a group exhibition by EOP members at Eastside Projects. Haseebah exhibited a piece inspired by her trip to Kashmir in 2022. The piece called ‘Khatam’ includes an image at it’s centre, of women eating together. The patterned mounted frame is hand printed by Ali and mirrors the rug in the image.

A ‘Khatam’ is a tradition that is done every year on the anniversary of someone that has passed away. During a Khatam, attendees pray for the deceased and then eat together. The art piece gives a glimpse into the sense of community in the region as well as the it’s history of colour and pattern in Pakistan and Kashmir.

New Traditions is the fourth issue of Yellowzine, celebrating the work of 15 artists who are starting a new era. Ali had prints from her Syrie project shown as well as her newest piece at the time ‘The Pink Route’.

Haseebah presented her piece ‘Lockdown 2.0’ during RBSA’s Member and Associates exhibition as she is one of the New Wave associates at the gallery. Her oil painting represents her current thoughts during the second lockdown and homes in feelings of loneliness and melancholy.

Haseebah was one of four artists commissioned by The GAP to create a self-portrait of herself during the lockdown period to be used as an example for an open call to create a lockdown self portrait. This painting was then displayed with other finalised entries in ‘Self, Isolated’ exhibition at The GAP. This is the first painting made by Haseebah that has been exhibited.

As part of New Art Exchange’s ‘NAE Open’ Haseebah exhibited two of her prints from her ‘Syrie’ project. This was Haseebah’s second exhibition where she exhibited with other artists.

After Haseebah graduated she had the opportunity to part take in a 7 month residency at the BCU traditional print room. During her time there she explored Islamic geometrical art through lino print and concluded with 5 multi layered tile patterns. This work was then exhibited in the university outside the print room for 4 weeks.