Nad E All is an interdisciplinary artist based in Lahore whose practice moves between photography, sound, and archives. Through found materials and reimagined images, they frace memory, ritual, and communal histories-rooted in the textures of domestic life and urban faith practices. Their work meditates on grief, devotion, and the quiet resilence of marginalized voices.

All’s projects have been exhibited internationally, including Carrying Home Our Bocks (Platforms Project, Athens, 2025); Gathering Grounds Simurgh Festival, Lahore, 2025); and Connecting Pages (Lumenvisum, Hong Kong, 2024); as well as at Printed Matter’s NY Art Book Fair, COMO Museum of Art, and Vantage Point Sharjah. Their solo exhibition The Other Horses was presented at LUMS, Lahore (2019).

h 2025, Ali was nominated for the Faam Paul Hut Award. They are the founder of Tasveer, Pakistan’s first photozine series nurturing independent photographic voices across South Asia, and co-founder of Dounumber, a collective shaping alternative publishing practices.

From Nod E Alis Conall River series. A Gentle Buming meditates on the charged stillness of Lahore’s summer ritual, where boys gather by the canal to cool their bodies and the city’s breath. In this shimmering moment, water and heat converge, and light revealls both play and longing.