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by Nomaan Bhatti
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Monsoon season is synonymous with certain given aspects in Pakistan regardless of the city. Karachi, probably is one of the worst affected cities at the height of the season. Where we witness the challenges, there are also scenes that give us enormous joy. This photo essay spotlights scenes of joyous abandonment.

Nomaan Bhatti is a multi-disciplinary visual artist and educator who was born and raised in Karachi, Sindh. He graduated in Fine Arts from Karachi School of Arts in 2002 and in 2004 moved to London, UK for his higher studies where he completed his Master’s degree in Film Making from Kingston University. Nomaan has exhibited his work on a number of occasions and has a number of publications to his name. He is currently teaching as an Assistant Professor in the Communication Design department at Indus Valley School of Art & Architecture.

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