Paintings of riverine light, wetland birds, and the quiet memory held in Bangladesh's landscape — worked in layered acrylic and watercolour.
"My artistic practice investigates the emotional and spiritual relationship between people, nature, and cultural memory."
Through colour, texture, and abstraction, Hossin transforms ordinary experiences into visual narratives that encourage reflection and dialogue — each painting a journey between reality and imagination, celebrating resilience, identity, and shared humanity. Working primarily in acrylic on canvas and watercolour on paper, he draws on riverine environments, rural life, bird habitats, and the ecological character of Bangladesh.
— Artist StatementA catalogue of paintings tracing wetlands, birdlife, and the rural atmosphere of Bangladesh — click any piece to look closer.
Murad Hossin is a Bangladeshi visual artist whose practice explores the emotional and spiritual relationships connecting people, landscape, and cultural memory. Working primarily in acrylic on canvas and watercolour on paper, he draws upon riverine environments, rural life, bird habitats, and the ecological character of Bangladesh.
Through layered colour, atmospheric space, texture, and semi-abstract forms, he transforms familiar natural scenes into reflective visual narratives. He is currently pursuing a PhD in Fine Arts at the Faculty of Fine Art, University of Dhaka.
For commissions, exhibitions, licensing, or press enquiries — reach out directly. Based in Dhaka, Bangladesh, and available for collaborations internationally.