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About Hamiduzzaman Sculpture Park

The Hamiduzzaman Sculpture Park is Bangladesh’s first sculpture park. The park offers an intimate glimpse into the work of this award-winning sculptor whose career spans over five decades and adorn public places, office complexes, museums in Bangladesh and abroad. 

It has a unique open-air setting and was named after the eminent sculptor Prof Hamiduzzaman Khan featuring his work. Stretching over 5 acres of land inside the premises of Summit Gazipur 464 MW power plants, the park displays sculptures on diverse themes and media. As of today (August 2025), the park contains 86 sculptures on different themes including folk-culture,

Bangladesh War of Liberation, birds, face and figure, and tribute to Bangla language, diversity and much more. The sculptor used metal, stone, granite, steel-wire and cement in his creations.

The park also boasts the longest mural in Bangladesh. The mural, titled Srom O Srishti, (meaning Labour and Creation) with an awesome length of 340 feet, symbolizes a fusion between labour and creation, and highlights the importance of electricity in modern civilisation. It captures the various forms of turbine, wheel, cogs and other industrial equipment in motion. As the park is inside power plant premises, he incorporated scientific aspects, apart from artistic depictions of subjects

In addition, the park has installations at the office building and substations. The dormitory itself is a work of art, in that it blends contemporary architectural and sculptural beauty. A metal installation, titled Signag, adorns the wall of the dorm building. The installation symbolizes primitive vocabulary and language. Other installations at the park include The Seed and Wheel of Civilisation. These installations have been placed in a way that offers the blue sky as the backdrop and keeps the greenery beneath intact. More installations are expected to be placed into the waterbody. 

Hamiduzzaman incorporated the essence of the site and environment in his sculptural construction. The composition of the sculptures, mural and installation at the park characterizes both geometric and organic forms.

The park is work-in-progress with the sculptor working on more artworks to create a real life depiction of his philosophy: 

“True growth can be achieved when there is a balance between work and art.” 

Coffee-table book
on Hamiduzzaman Sculpture Park

This book showcases the story behind the creation of the Hamiduzzaman Sculpture Park. The book includes one of Bangladesh’s leading art critics and curators, Mustafa Zaman’s key piece “The Art of Placemaking”. Readers will learn about the inspiration and thoughts behind each sculpture. 

Sculptures