Nasreen Haroon is known for her warm, peaceful, spaces that convey a sacred rapport with the vast expanse and grandeur of nature and as evidenced by the rich, warm hues that both soothe and invigorate the viewer in a concurrent kind of infinite rhythm. Nasreen's brushstrokes bear witness to the fundamental presence behind the merely visible, creating works of art that are spiritual at the core. Whether she is inspired by the profound, mystical images of her childhood in Karachi, Pakistan or by California's rich landscape, Nasreen's optimistic passion for life is evident in the panoply of colors set forth by each deliberate brush stroke.

Nasreen's sublime landscapes and sacred spaces offer a deeply personal view into the human condition and our interdependent relationship to the universe. The warm, soothing colors painted with fluid wave-like movements transcend geographical identity, which merge into the sea of life and demonstrate that while we stand alone, we are a significant part of a greater energy.

Nasreen's subject matter merges the tropical landscape common to her native city, Karachi, and her adopted home, Los Angeles. This is often juxtaposed with architectural shapes and patterns that recall the forms of Muslim architecture. Nasreen's work has been exhibited in renowned galleries in the United States, and is currently showcased in a highly valued collection at the U.S. embassy in Senegal and the UAE.