I have painted and showcased works on prominent personalities of my nation like the founder of Pakistan, Muhammad Ali Jinnah, and a man like Abdul Sattar Edhi, the founder of the Edhi foundation.

They paved the way for revolutionary compassion and acceptance with their spiritualistic ideas and beliefs and people still hold their vigil of discipline and integrity as a model.
My primary reasons for specifically choosing to portray them through a pixel lens in my art are meant to be both idealistic and perceived. Each pixel I’ve created merges in to tell how
these acclaimed heroes in their time and ideas are preserved in the small nooks and crannies of people’s subconscious.
My purpose was to illustrate the tendency of human beings who hold onto such revolutionary persons with their remaining ounces of legacy, and how a big mindset continues to compare those providing comparable services in the spheres of politics and civic, and social society with the said heroes surviving myriad of memoirs in the current age of short-lived power structures and paradigms.