Acrylic Banff

Melt My Eyez See Your Future

Inspired by the lo-fi aesthetic of cities in Japan, Ferdous incorporates her own culture and internal monologue within the architecture and stores around her. (Original is not for sale)

Lo Life

Based on an eye-catching porthole on an annual family ferry trip, Ferdous attempts to recreate the contrast between a dark interior and the sunsetting horizon. Painting is still under construction as it is not a 'perfect circle' quite yet. (Original is not for sale)

Portal

After falling into a rabbit hole about Oppenheimer proceeding the movie's release, Ferdous decided to paint this complex illustration based on the film poster. Being her first time using oil paints, Ferdous creates an eccentric image of the atomic bomb and its inventor. (Original is not for sale)

Oppenheimer

This painting references one of Ferdous' prized childhood toys, the Rubix cube. As someone who dealt with irritating levels of perfectionism, Ferdous believes conquering this involves re-inventing the set standards she desperately yearns for. (Original is not for sale)

RE-INVENT

This painting serves as an homage to Uzma Ferdous' favourite athlete, Kawhi Leonard, as well as her AUX cord go-to, Kendrick Lamar. She draws inspiration from the album cover for 'good kid, m.A.A.d city'. (Original is not for sale)

The S.h.o.t.

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