​Al-Hallaj, marker and pastel on paper, 24x20 inches Mansoor Al-Hallaj was a mystic and point in Abbasid Baghdad and was crucified and mutilated for not renouncing his belief in God Within Artist:Talha Saeed
Death of Patriarchy, acrylic on wood, 24 x 12 inches​ Crumbling Penis represents the demise of patriarchy Artist: Talha Saeed
​Reap What You've Sown, collage on canvas, 12x 16 inches Children of War Artist:Talha Saeed
​Insatiable Hunger, acrylic on wood, 48 x 48 inches Mankind's hunger for more only begets violence Artist: Talha Saeed
​Consume, collage on paper, 8x8 inches The only protection in this culture of mindless consumption is the use of Brainrella Artist: Talha Saeed
​Life of a Creature, pen on paper, 8x4 inches That can't be it. Artist: Talha Saeed
​Me, acrylic on wood, 16x 20 inches symbolic portrait of the artist, Talha Saeed
​Sovietstan, found objects, felt, and paint, 6x 8x 1.6 inches Central Asia after Soviet rule Artist: Talha Saeed
​Home, acrylic, fabric, and glass, 24x 14x 5 inches Violence in the city I call home, Toronto. Artist: Talha Saeed
Can't Suppress it​, charcoal and pencil on paper, 24x 20 inches You can force women to cover their faces but cannot suppress their sensuality; it finds an outlet. Artist: Talha Saeed
I am Free, marker on paper, 4x2 inches Censorship blinds and mutes the masses Artist: Talha Saeed
​Us, acrylic on canvas, 36x 48 inches The vibrant, pink donkey represents humanity with all its creativity and intelligence making its way to the oblivion Artist: Talha Saeed
​Brain Rot, acrylic on wood, 8x 6 inches Beware of brain worms Artist: Talha Saeed
​Take Your Meds, acrylic on wood, 8x 6 inches Inspired by Aldous Huxley's Brave New World Artist: Talha Saeed
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