Fahiem Abdullah

Abdullah seek to establish a meaningful conversation between traditional Islamic art forms, contemporary artistic practices and global politics. Which serves to underline the significance and beauty of Islamic geometric patterns within a global context. His creative process is personal, helping him to visualise his own experiences and emotions.

Abdullah’s art practice involves “Veil language”. It conveys a particular set of idea or stories implicitly. With increasing censorship and suppression of ideas, sometimes creatives find it difficult to express themselves. He focuses on abstraction of patterns, allowing him to delve into themes of spirituality, cultural identity, and impact of trauma.

6 years Artist experience with artworks, their installation and press release.

MFA Fine Arts. 2023

Kingston School of arts