Harram Khurram

I hold an MSt in the History of Art from the University of Oxford, where I specialised in Islamic and South Asian art. My academic training shaped a research-led studio practice spanning photography, design, and curation. examining the emotional and psychological relationships between individuals and their material environments.

Working across mediums, I am inteinterested in the interplay of image, memory, and space. My work engages with material culture not only as subject matter but as a way of exploring intimacy, displacement, and belonging. Through photography, I investigate how objects, interiors, and architectural forms trace personal and collective histories.

My work has been exhibited internationally, including at the Museum of Contemporary and Modern Art Lahore, Old Fire Station in Oxford, Campus Condorcet in Paris, LabCultural Barcelona, and Madrid. I was runner-up for the inaugural Art Prize at Wolfson College, Oxford.

Alongside my studio practice, I have served as an Artistic Director at Studio Lel and as a Curator for the British Council funded international artist residency in Islamabad (2025), where I led curatorial strategy and conceptual development.

I am currently based between Oxford, UK and Islamabad.