My manifesto is bilingual, existing in English and Urdu, representing the multilayered identity shaped by the language and culture of those who came before me.

Urdu, surviving colonization and partition, anchors my cultural identity.

I highlight the concept of 'Us' as microcosms of humankind and delve into the influence of time on identity, examining how relationships grow and evolve individually, collectively, and within our surroundings.

Sisterhood symbolizes solidarity in shared experiences, weaving a narrative of strength found in unity.

Microcosm: Interconnected Identities

In my creative space, I explore the intricacies of the microcosm, focusing on insignificant details to understand their evolution in the larger context.

I emphasize the interconnectedness between human experiences and the preservation of the natural world.

Through a lifelong exploration, I delve into the evolving relationship between people and their environments, reflecting on identity in its political, personal, and cultural dimensions.