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Painting Plotter
A custom CNC plotter machine built for calligraphy and art plotting. Exhibited at NCA Triennale.
Interdisciplinary Designer / Creative Technologist
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A custom CNC plotter machine built for calligraphy and art plotting. Exhibited at NCA Triennale.
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Architectural visualization & 3D recreation of the famous Iranian mosque using SketchUp + Enscape.
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Furniture design explorations and virtual set environments — chairs, collections, and neon-lit Clo3D spaces.
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DIY CNC plotting machines (V1 & V2) exhibited as an interactive installation at the NCA Triennale.
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Tropical modernism interior with botanical wallpaper, warm wood floors, and golden-hour lighting.
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Tropical modernism with cane textures, wave-textured walls, warm wood, and curated vintage details.
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Clean modern bedroom with mountain mural headboard, marble flooring, and integrated workspace.
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Cinematic astronaut scenes with atmospheric lighting and dramatic space environments.
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A 3D homage to the iconic film, reimagined through modern visualization and cinematic framing.
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Brutalist architecture studies exploring raw concrete forms, heavy massing, and dramatic shadow play.
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Residential architecture design with isometric views, Enscape renders, and presentation sheets.
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Abstract crystalline 3D environment with mirror reflections, light refractions, and prismatic effects.
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Organic pavilion design with flowing canopy structures, parametric form, and landscape integration.
An Interdisciplinary Designer and Creative Technologist based in Lahore, Pakistan. I create animations, visuals, DIY Machines/Electronics and 3D designs — combining creativity with engineering to produce impactful digital and physical work.
Beyond architectural modeling and visualization, I’ve built my own CNC plotter, developed Python automation tools, and created advanced workflows for image-to-G-code, spiral art, vector tracing, calligraphy plotting, and 3D printing.
My work blends architecture, graphics, coding, electronics, fabrication, and 3D printing — turning ideas into functional visuals, products, and machines.