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Sapuri*D is Khurram A. Siddiqi, refusing to grow up- because “you’re only young once, but you can be immature forever”.

I was born in Lahore, and was raised in both Pakistan and Saudi Arabia (my dad taught architecture in Jeddah and Dhahran). I went to school at Purdue and USC where I studied electrical engineering, and English. I returned to Lahore from Northern California in 2009 to take the plunge back into my Pakistani roots- which seemed to be getting weaker and weaker with every day I spent abroad on an H1-B.

I now teach at FAST-NU in Lahore, and work on photography, music, video and interactions on my own time.

Please remember, all the content here is copyright, and it’s all stuff I produce and share with the world. All of the pictures here are mine, with the exception of those in the ’1978′ series, which were taken by my mother and father back in, surprise surprise, 1978.

You can reach me at ksiddiqi at gmail.com, or sapuri at studiosapuri.com

Thanks for visiting.

6 Comments »

  • qalandar said:

    great new website! Congratulations,
    Q.

  • Sapuri (author) said:

    Thanks, Q

  • Raza Rumi said:

    Great…truly worth the wait. I hope that you have been working on the ‘idea’
    Let me know please!!!
    Best, Raza

  • Zeeshan Agha said:

    Dude, Just came across the website. Very nice work.

  • Sapuri (author) said:

    Thanks dude- it’ll always be a work in progress! Just like our country

  • Zafar Mahmood said:

    Thanks for creating this site. Im currently in Austin Texas (in US since 1986)and visit lahore almost every year (last vist March a day after RA bazaar and Iqbal Town). Your picture make me feel nostalgic about US even while I am still here!

    -Zafar

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