About the Project
Rebellion in Rhythm
Faris Shafi electrified the space with his fearless, genre-defying style. His performance was a challenge — to expectations, to norms, and to silence. Every lyric was a confrontation, every verse a protest. Faris didn't perform at Prism; he broke through it — an unapologetic voice that cannot be ignored.
Prism was not just an event — it was a celebration of expression, vision, and identity through the lens of emerging and established artists from Karachi. This project brought together diverse creatives from various disciplines including photography, visual arts, and digital media, showcasing the city’s raw talent in a unified gallery format.
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Each artist contributed their own "color" to the prism — a fragment of perspective refracted into powerful visuals that challenged the conventional and embraced individuality. From street culture to abstract identity, Prism served as a mirror of urban consciousness in motion.