Statement:

In his latest collection, Kamran Sharif explores the multifaceted concept of transition—a theme that resonates deeply with the shared human experience. At the heart of his work lies a poignant sense of nostalgia, which serves as the foundation for his artistic expression.///

For Sharif, transition embodies the raw essence of memory, particularly the indelible impressions left by childhood experiences.

As a contemporary sculptor, Sharif draws directly from these formative memories, channeling their psychological weight into his creations. His sculptures invite viewers to engage with both familiar, symbolic elements that evoke a sense of identity and more abstract, playful forms that challenge our perceptions.

This abstraction acts like a whirlpool, drawing recognizable components into its depths, where they become obscured yet intriguing.
The liminal space captured in these works mirrors the way human memory navigates its own archives-constantly revisiting and reinterpreting past experiences.

Through this lens, Sharif excavates a range of emotions: memories, longings, bittersweet moments, joys, and even envies. He revitalizes these fragments, elevating them to a heightened state of awareness.

In doing so, he transforms his present perspective into a bridge to the past, offering viewers a glimpse into the complex interplay between memory and artistic interpretation.