Sumera Khan is a Canadian contemporary artist and an urban sketcher who works primarily with oils. She enjoys painting subjects that transcend conventional boundaries, capturing themes with unparalleled depth and emotion.

After graduating in Visual Arts with Honours from the University of Toronto, Khan began practicing as a full time professional artist, albeit after a brief pause, with a fascination for human emotions and mental health experiences. Now she paints a variety of subjects including portraiture, plein air, interior spaces and still life. Through her impressionistic style of brushwork and keen observation, she infuses her works with a sense of curiosity focusing on light & color painting moments and spaces captured in time.

Khan's exploration of urban sketches has garnered widespread appreciation and following from global audience on her social media platforms. Venturing into the daily life, she finds sneaky moments to sketch surroundings that translate the energy and rhythm of urban life onto paper becoming stories for everyone to enjoy.

Driven by a relentless pursuit of innovation, Khan continues to push the boundaries of her craft, experimenting with techniques and mediums to expand her artistic repertoire. Her work serves as a testament to the power of art to transcend barriers and foster connection, inviting viewers to her personal narrative with their own unique perspective.

Whether through the quiet impressionistic ambience in portraiture or plein air, or the bustling moments of an urban space, she invites viewers to pause, reflect, and find beauty in the ordinary that define our shared humanity. As she continues to evolve as an artist, Khan remains committed to fostering human connections in hopes to deepen our bonds with a greater understanding of each other.