This thesis, titled “Kaghazi Baatein”, explores and experiments with weaving not only as a technique but also as a medium for silent expression. It all began with subconscious drawings of lines and textures that turned into a visual language for unspoken thoughts, emotions, poetry, music, and cultural reflections. Each artwork is an unread and unspoken conversation on paper, expressing itself through the colours and textures of different types of paper. It reflects themes of identity, memory, emotions, and inner chaos. The journey of the thesis was filled with mistakes, emotional clarity, and eventually, self-understanding. The repetitive technique of weaving, with conscious choices made about designs during the process, became a silent act of speaking. In the end, these are all just talks on a paper that probably will be sitting on the shelves covered with dust, waiting to be heard but

یہ سب تو کاغذی باتیں ہیں، ان پہ کون کان دھرتا ہے؟