Farida Khan-Evans

Farida’s work is rooted in the observation of the world around her, particularly the relationships between objects, surfaces, and their reflections. She finds still life to be a rich and rewarding subject matter, often focusing on symmetry, repetition, and the interplay of light and colour. Her pieces reflect her love of atmosphere—whether it’s the energy of a busy town or the quiet contemplation of an object, Farida’s art captures moments of stillness and motion with equal grace.

In her recent work, Farida shifts between printmaking and painting, finding beauty in the simplicity and complexity of everyday life. Colour plays a key role in her artistic practice, and her work often explores how it can transform perception and create a sense of harmony. Whether capturing the noise and bustle of a market or the subtle quietude of an interior space, Farida’s art invites viewers to slow down and see the world through a different lens.