A Gallery of Faith & Color
Art that whispers the names of the Divine — an expression of love, faith, and sacred beauty.
Textures of Devotion, Shades of Identity
Muhammad Ali Bukhari’s calligraphy is more than an art form — it is a revelation of emotion, intellect, and spiritual depth. Each stroke is meticulously composed, using textures to reflect struggle, growth, and divine inspiration. Through imaginative colour palettes and the impasto technique, his works transcend traditional boundaries, setting new standards in contemporary calligraphy. Rooted in cultural heritage yet boldly innovative, Bukhari’s art whispers the language of faith, echoing the journey of a master artist who paints with insight, emotion, and purpose.
Muhammad Ali Bukhari’s calligraphy is more than an art form — it is a revelation of emotion, intellect, and spiritual depth. Each stroke is meticulously composed, using textures to reflect struggle, growth, and divine inspiration. Through imaginative colour palettes and the impasto technique, his works transcend traditional boundaries, setting new standards in contemporary calligraphy. Rooted in cultural heritage yet boldly innovative, Bukhari’s art whispers the language of faith, echoing the journey of a master artist who paints with insight, emotion, and purpose.
A Gallery of Faith & Color
Art that whispers the names of the Divine — an expression of love, faith, and sacred beauty.
“In every stroke of ‘Bismillah’, a journey begins. colors echo divine mercy, and textured layers reveal the depth of spiritual reflection.”
An ocean of names, a mosaic of meaning — each square a reflection of Divine presence woven into the fabric of colour, time, and soul.
Exhibitons and Shows
1998 – Sheraton Hotel, Karachi, Pakistan.
2002 – Zainani Art Gallery, Karachi, Pakistan.
2003 – Chawkandi Art Gallery, Karachi, Pakistan.
2004 – Clifton Art Gallery, Karachi, Pakistan.
2005 – Nomad Art Gallery, Karachi, Pakistan.
2006 – Ejaz Art Gallery, Lahore, Pakistan.
2006 – Croweaters Art Gallery, Lahore, Pakistan.
2007 – Clifton Art Gallery, Karachi, Pakistan.
2007 – Nomad Art Gallery, Islamabad, Pakistan.
2007 – Native Art Gallery, Lahore, Pakistan.
2008 – Art Attack, Dubai.
2009 – Art Scene Gallery, Karachi, Pakistan.
2010 – Art Scene Gallery, Karachi, Pakistan.
2011 – Tanzara Art Gallery, Islamabad, Pakistan.
2012 – Liberated Dreame (Trevisan International Art, Italy).
2007 – South Asian / American Art Festival, Gallery Arrena 1, The Santa Monica Art studios, California, U.S.A., Organized by Zambeel Art Gallery.
2007 – Indus Strokes, Organized by Ishi Jami and Retu Jain in association with Taj Mahal Palace and towers, Mumbai, India.
2008 – Selected by PacificAsiaMuseum for Himalayan Festival, California, U.S.A.
2008 – Pakistan & Bangladesh artist, Delhi, India.
2008 – Moods of Art, Organized by Native art Gallery, Pakistan and Art attack Gallery Dubai, U.A.E.
2010 – The DUST exhibition New York; (ICO Gallery USA) Masqat Group Show by Ijaz Art Gallery.
2011 – Participate in group show art space (Florence Italy).
2012 – Two person show ocean art gallery (Lahore).
2012 – Singapore (Artistic Fusious from Pakistan).
2002 – Two Private Shows – Boston U.S.A.
c1998 – Sheraton Hotel, Karachi, Pakistan.
2002 – Zainani Art Gallery, Karachi, Pakistan.
2003 – Chawkandi Art Gallery, Karachi, Pakistan.
2004 – Clifton Art Gallery, Karachi, Pakistan.
2005 – Nomad Art Gallery, Karachi, Pakistan.
2006 – Ejaz Art Gallery, Lahore, Pakistan.
2006 – Croweaters Art Gallery, Lahore, Pakistan.
2007 – Clifton Art Gallery, Karachi, Pakistan.
2007 – Nomad Art Gallery, Islamabad, Pakistan.
2007 – Native Art Gallery, Lahore, Pakistan.
2008 – Art Attack, Dubai.
2009 – Art Scene Gallery, Karachi, Pakistan.
2010 – Art Scene Gallery, Karachi, Pakistan.
2011 – Tanzara Art Gallery, Islamabad, Pakistan.
2012 – Liberated Dreame (Trevisan International Art, Italy).
2007 – South Asian / American Art Festival, Gallery Arrena 1, The Santa Monica Art studios, California, U.S.A., Organized by Zambeel Art Gallery.
2007 – Indus Strokes, Organized by Ishi Jami and Retu Jain in association with Taj Mahal Palace and towers, Mumbai, India.
2008 – Selected by PacificAsiaMuseum for Himalayan Festival, California, U.S.A.
2008 – Pakistan & Bangladesh artist, Delhi, India.
2008 – Moods of Art, Organized by Native art Gallery, Pakistan and Art attack Gallery Dubai, U.A.E.
2010 – The DUST exhibition New York; (ICO Gallery USA) Masqat Group Show by Ijaz Art Gallery.
2011 – Participate in group show art space (Florence Italy).
2012 – Two person show ocean art gallery (Lahore).
2012 – Singapore (Artistic Fusious from Pakistan).
2002 – Two Private Shows – Boston U.S.A.
M.A. BUKHARI Interview
Mohammad Ali Bukhari (M.A Bukhari) known for his large canvases, broad strokes, and vibrant colors that signify his creativity and aesthetic sensibilities, Karachi-based artist, uses the paint quite generously, applying it in thick layers with an abandon that is eye-catching and bewildering at the same time.
In this exclusively interview to ARCHITECTURE + INTERIORS (A+I) Bukhari describes beauty through his painting techniques....
Mohammad Ali Bukhari (M.A Bukhari) known for his large canvases, broad strokes, and vibrant colors that signify his creativity and aesthetic sensibilities, Karachi-based artist, uses the paint quite generously, applying it in thick layers with an abandon that is eye-catching and bewildering at the same time.
In this exclusively interview to ARCHITECTURE + INTERIORS (A+I) Bukhari describes beauty through his painting techniques and blends modern art magnificently with cultural and religious values.
Interview By Solmaz Regi | Photographs Courtesy Artist
Awards and Achievements
Blogs
Painting Faith: The Storytelling Genius of Muhammad Ali Bukhari
From Tradition to Innovation: The Modern Legacy of M A Bukhari
