Created by
Laiba
Women and Tradition by Laiba Ayub in Lahore
Women and Tradition
The painting depicts two contrasting hands: a black hand holding two hands in a drawer. The black hand symbolizes women who are deeply influenced by societal traditions. The other hand represents women who have chosen not to conform to these traditions. Despite the challenges imposed by society, women continue to live their lives according to the traditions they have inherited. they are also training their generations to uphold these traditions. No matter how much society breaks a woman, but still, a woman lives her life in the way that her traditions have given her. The painting captures the introspective nature of women as they navigate their roles within society. The artwork is a hyper-realistic 3D piece that is ready to be displayed.
Availability: Available
Medium: oil paint
Collection: people
Size: 17in (W) X 15in (H)
Price: Rs70,000
Meet the Artist
Meet the Artist
Lahore, PakistanMy name is Laiba,I am a visual artist. I specialize in realistic painting with a strong focus on feminist themes. I have developed a great command of figurative painting, allowing me to capture lifelike representations with precision. Alongside painting, I also have a deep interest in sculpture, which has expanded my artistic horizons.
I am proud to have completed my bachelor's degree in fine arts from the Government Graduate College for Women. During my studies, I honed my artistic skills and cultivated a keen eye for detail. My artwork revolves around feminism, as I aim to challenge societal norms and empower individuals through my subjects.
With my technical expertise and unwavering dedication to my craft, I strive to make a significant impact in the art world. My unique perspective and relentless commitment to portraying feminist ideals have established me as a prominent figure within the realm of the visual arts.
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