Pakistani Digital Artwork Shines at Dubai Phygital Expo Final

Pakistan is celebrating a proud creative milestone as Pakistani digital artwork makes it to the final stage of the prestigious International Phygital Expo in Dubai. The achievement has put local talent firmly in the global spotlight, proving once again that Pakistani artistry knows no borders.

The globally recognized expo was organized by tech giant NVIDIA and hosted at Dubai’s iconic Museum of the Future a venue known for championing innovation and cutting-edge ideas. The event brought together artists and innovators from around the world to explore the growing fusion between physical craftsmanship and digital design.

Representing Pakistan at this international platform was Dubai-based entrepreneur and tech-art creator Tabish Zaidi. His entry, titled Lamhey: The MOTF Edition, stood out for its striking blend of tradition and technology. The project featured a hand-crafted silver gown that mirrored a digital twin design a concept that merges tangible artistry with immersive digital elements.

What makes this achievement even more remarkable is the timeline. The entire piece was completed in just seven days with the support of skilled Pakistani artisans. Their craftsmanship, combined with modern tech innovation, created a powerful statement about Pakistan’s evolving creative identity.

Speaking about the milestone, Tabish shared that this recognition is not just personal but national. He described it as a proud moment for Pakistan, emphasizing how the fusion of technology and traditional artistry has opened new global opportunities for local creators.

The International Phygital Expo celebrates the concept of “phygital” where physical and digital experiences intersect to form immersive art forms. For Pakistani digital artwork to reach the final stage at such a high-profile event signals growing international recognition of the country’s creative and technological talent.

As global platforms increasingly embrace digital transformation, Pakistan’s artists are proving they can compete and excel at the highest levels. This latest success story is not just about one designer; it represents a wider movement of innovation emerging from the region.