Babbu's painted pieces in the show exemplify her exploration of self-love through vibrant and introspective themes. From the canvas paintings that delve into "Reflections of Self" to the intricate hand-painted pieces on paper and one-of-one painted clothing, each artwork reflects her personal journey towards acceptance and identity. Babbu's work, which is political yet presented with aesthetic beauty, aims to provoke thoughtful introspection on both personal and societal levels.

“ HYFN the brain child of Atif Ateeq and Humai Mustaf, is a platform that documents the rising imagination within the brown community.  Our goal is to find and tell stories of creative individuals on unique paths that are of South Asian and Muslim descent in an effort to inspire and foster a community. We've seen some incredible projects break out of this space in the last few years and the voice of this subculture deserves to be amplified. We all embody a HYFNnated identity, often blending tradition with the modern creative experience. That's why we're calling it HYFN.” - Atif & Humai