UK-based artist Iram Razzaq, who was born and raised in Pakistan Administered Kashmir (Azad Kashmir), presents eleven of her paintings inspired by the 2010 uprising in Kashmir valley where more than 112 civilians, most of them school children, teens and youngsters, were killed in the protests of that gruesome year. Razzaq was motivated by a need to build solidarity and express the anguish that she felt in becoming aware of the horrors perpetrated on Kashmiris by the Indian Armed Forces during the protests that shook the entire valley and resulted in almost daily killings, injuries and damage to property, apart from the months long curfew that brought Kashmir to a halt.

Paintings like Postcards in Solidarity from Across the LOC — by Iram Razzaq
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