Adeela Suleman explores the fragility and ephemerality of life through her art. By juxtaposing seemingly pastoralized scenes with the hard, formidable qualities of the stainless-steel medium, Suleman’s sculptures reflect the precarious nature of the human condition amid the constant flux of society. The motifs used in her work may be seen simultaneously as symbolic representations of the coexistence of a love for nature with human conflict, as well as fragmented documentary references to recent violent and catastrophic events within the artist’s sociopolitical landscape. Suleman studied sculpture at the Indus Valley School of Art and Architecture and later completed a master's degree in International Relations from the University of Karachi. Her work...