Muhammad A.
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About
Muhammad A. is a dedicated Cultural Studies graduate from the National College of Arts, specializing in heritage sites, community engagement, and visual documentation. His thesis, which delves into local communal memories around Kafir Kot's Hindu temple complex, exemplifies his commitment to exploring cultural narratives and how they persist without ritual practice. Highlighted for his role as an archival researcher and interview coordinator, Muhammad contributed to the NCA Triennale research team through archival research and primary data collection. His projects, such as analyzing the Bhatti Gate Brass Band community and producing "The Silent Connection: The Rooster’s Journey," showcase his expertise in qualitative research and cultural analysis. Fluent in English, Urdu, Saraiki, and Punjabi, Muhammad is deeply invested in preserving cultural histories through meticulous research and storytelling.
Experience
Archival Research Associate
NCA TriennaleIn this role, I examined historical records, documents, and institutional archives to chart the college's development, focusing on the evolution of its departments and faculty.Researcher
College KahaniyanConducted research on the brass band tradition within the Bhatti Gate community. This involved weekly field visits to connect with performers, documenting their experiences, histories, and the cultural significance of their art.Documentary Producer
The Silent Connection: The Rooster’s JourneyProduced a documentary focused on the relationship between rooster owners and their birds. The project delved into care practices, emotional bonds, and the cultural implications of this community's traditions.
Skills & Expertise
Education
- Bachelor of Cultural StudiesNational College of Arts · 2022 — 2026
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