**“An individual identity is not even associated with a people or objects; it is merely an illusion on a superficial level. There are no loves, no feelings, and everything is merely an interpretation of a value that can be perceived by a sense. There is no inherent value in a thing since the beginning.”**

  
_This Painting is a part of Chapter 1: Core of Equation which has a 6 Sections in this collection. And classified this painting as a Section 2_

Relative of Two things

verdure 4

Notes on Alcoholism

Freedom

Scuttle

Crater lake

Hold on to yourself when life doesn’t go the way you want. The different embroidery techniques show changing emotions, the vertical threads show events in your life that you have no control over. 

But hold on to yourself and feel that everything will be fine one day.

H O L D   O N

injekt

Polaroid SX-70 Film Emulsion Lift on Alcohol Ink

Strawberry Lemonade

The series "Blossom - Salute to Andy" comprises almost 40 works.

  
The inspiration comes from Andy Warhol's Flowers. By rearranging colors, shapes, color blocks, lines, and structures, works are created in various sizes such as 36-grid, 9-grid,8-grid, and 4-grid.

  
These works have developed a unique design language and oil painting style, through 

which allows you to feel different contexts, ideas, and joy.

  
The structure of the works with four grids is more stable, the paintings are simpler, and 

they convey different feelings to the viewer.

  
The different colors, stable structure, and vague lines give this work a unique flavor.

  

Blossom - Salute to Andy Warhol 4

I transform receipts into art pieces. Here, I interrupt the commodity-ex-

change relationship and shift its purpose. I tear this context apart with themes of passion and

desire.

Desire / D.....2

Tight Squeeze

"Unc Off His Meds Again"

In Blue/ Port

Digital Illustrator - On the beach

This is one of the most incredible pieces of art by me.

as you can see the video on instagram it has so many details and I worked on that for 2 months which Im proud of it.✨🗽

This ring is more than just an accessory and more than just a sculpture; it is both at the same time.

lets mention that it’s one of a kind piece and after selling, there won’t be another one .

David Ring (Michelangelo)

Bang Bang

Moroccan world cup Stamps

https://jacquelineheerportfolio.format.com/portfolio-iii

The Selfie in Times of Cyborgs: A Masquerade #2

My journey began as a visual artist and traveler, drawn to the open horizons and the whispering secrets of nature. I was captivated by the vastness of the sky, the rhythm of the waves, and the untamed beauty of the wild. This deep connection to nature, particularly water, wind, and open spaces, was something I always felt, even before I discovered my zodiac sign, Gemini. It was later, upon learning about the traits associated with Gemini, that I realized how deeply my love for the outdoors resonated with this air sign.

As I delved deeper into the world of astrology, I stumbled upon a fascinating connection between Gemini and two creatures I'd always admired: frogs and dragonflies. Both these creatures, like me, were drawn to water, mud, and the open air. There was a sense of kinship, a shared affinity for the fluidity of existence, that resonated within me. It was as if I had found a reflection of myself in these creatures, a metaphorical bridge between my inner world and the natural world that surrounded me.

This discovery ignited a spark within me, a desire to explore this connection more deeply. I began to see the world through a new lens, noticing the intricate details of nature, the delicate dance of a dragonfly's wings, the quiet resilience of a frog nestled in the mud. My artistic expression became a conduit for this newfound understanding, a way to translate my observations and emotions onto canvas.

Watercolors, inks, and various art papers became my preferred mediums, allowing me to capture the ethereal beauty of water, the vibrant hues of the sky, and the subtle textures of nature. My hands moved with a newfound purpose, guided by an inner compass that pointed towards the heart of my connection to the natural world. I incorporated painted threads and stitches into my artwork, symbolic representations of the delicate threads that bind me to these creatures, to water, to the air, and to the earth itself.

My art became a visual language, a way to express the unspoken emotions and experiences that I shared with frogs and dragonflies. I painted the ephemeral beauty of a dragonfly's flight, its wings shimmering like stained glass in the sunlight. I captured the quiet stillness of a frog, its eyes reflecting the vastness of the sky, its body a testament to the resilience of life. Through my art, I sought to celebrate the interconnectedness of all living things, to remind myself and others of the beauty and wonder that surrounds us.

Nature, in all its splendor, became my muse, my teacher, and my inspiration. The colors, textures, and shapes of the natural world found their way into my art, imbuing it with a sense of balance and harmony. I learned to appreciate the subtle nuances of light and shadow, the way a single leaf could hold a universe of beauty, the way a simple stone could speak volumes about the passage of time. Nature's beauty, its power, and its fragility, all resonated deeply within me, inspiring me to create art that reflected these emotions.

My journey has been one of discovery, self-exploration, and artistic expression. Through my art, I have learned to appreciate the interconnectedness of all things, to embrace the fluidity of life, and to find beauty in the unexpected. I have found a sense of belonging in the natural world, a place where I can truly be myself, where my spirit can soar alongside dragonflies and my heart can find solace in the quiet presence of a frog. My art is a testament to this journey, a reflection of my love for nature, and a celebration of the beauty that surrounds us all.

Zaheer Chaudhry

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