OBRA MAESTRA: Contemporary and Modern Arts & Letters Masterpieces

Born on the 26th of October, 1994, in the heart of Nigeria, Aminu Femi Jamiu was not merely a child arriving into the world—he was a soul destined to leave a mark. From the modest yet vibrant streets of his homeland, he wove his journey with resilience, intellect, and a passion so undeniable that it became a force shaping both his life and the world around him. Aminu’s story is one of depth and brilliance, entwining science with art, intellect with emotion, and activism with poetry. A holder of an HND in Biochemistry from Kogi State Polytechnic, Lokoja, he could have comfortably settled into the world of formulas and laboratory work. Yet, his spirit was restless, seeking something beyond the confines of science—something that spoke to the essence of humanity itself. His calling? Words. Words that could heal, inspire, and provoke thought. Words that, when strung together, became the fabric of his activism, the foundation of his advocacy for peace, and the heartbeat of a global movement ...

In the quiet village of Deulpur, nestled in the heart of Howrah, India, a poet was born under the vast September sky on the 6th day of 1961. Dr. Debabrata Maji, an internationally celebrated poet and writer, did not merely walk the conventional path of life—he wove it into poetry, turning moments into metaphors, and experiences into verses that transcend borders and time. Today, he stands as a rising star in the literary world, embraced by the World Poetic Fraternity, recognized across continents, and adored by those who seek the beauty of words. Though his heart beat in poetic rhythms, Dr. Maji first charted a different course—one governed by logic, precision, and numbers. As an engineer, he spent years constructing realities with calculations and steel, yet even in the most structured frameworks of his career, poetry lingered like a whisper in the wind. It called to him, urging him to turn his attention toward the intangible—toward emotions, humanity, and the soul of existence. Upon ...

Some souls are born with a natural rhythm, a cadence that shapes their existence into poetry, justice, and truth. Roberto Dávila Torres is one such soul—an extraordinary poet, writer, lawyer, and notary public whose life is a testament to the enduring power of literature and law. Hailing from the Republic of Nicaragua, he has gracefully carved his name into both the literary and legal landscapes, seamlessly weaving together the worlds of imagination and responsibility. From an early age, Torres found solace in words. Poetry, for him, was not merely an artistic endeavor but a way to understand, challenge, and illuminate the complexities of life. His verses, imbued with profound introspection and human emotion, have resonated across continents, transcending cultural and linguistic boundaries. He has been honored with some of the most prestigious literary accolades, a reflection of his unwavering commitment to enriching global literature. His contributions have earned him titles that only...

  Title: CONVERSATION  Medium: water/Acrylic color/ pen on paper Size: 20 x 22 inches  Title: DISCUSSION  Medium: water/Acrylic color/ pen on paper Size: 20 x 22 inches  Title: FOLLOWER  Medium: water/Acrylic color/ pen on paper Size: 20 x 22 inches  Title: MOMENTS  Medium: water/Acrylic color/ pen on paper Size: 20 x 22 inches 

On a serene morning in Sargodha, Pakistan, January 16, 2001, a star was born into the world of poetry—Abeera Mirza. From an early age, Abeera exhibited a rare depth of thought and an innate ability to weave words into profound expressions. These early signs of brilliance foreshadowed her rise as an internationally celebrated poet, whose words now echo across continents. Abeera’s academic journey was as remarkable as her poetic pursuits. A gold medalist and an alumna of the prestigious University of Lahore, she epitomized academic excellence and intellectual passion. Carrying the legacy of her illustrious Mughal heritage, Abeera embarked on a path where culture, tradition, and modernity intersected seamlessly. Today, she resides in the culturally vibrant city of Gujrat, Pakistan, where her journey as a poet and educator continues to flourish. Currently serving as an Assistant Professor of English Literature at Queen College, Gujrat, Abeera is more than an educator; she is a beacon for h...

Shakil Ahmed, a luminary in the world of Indian literature, was born on January 31, 1969, in the serene town of Badarpur, nestled in Karimganj, Assam, India. From the very beginning, Shakil's life was imbued with a sense of wonder and curiosity, traits that would later define his journey as a poet, writer, educator, and social activist. His story is one of resilience, passion, and an unwavering commitment to the transformative power of words. Growing up in the lush landscapes of Assam, Shakil found solace and inspiration in the natural beauty that surrounded him. The rustling leaves, the flowing rivers, and the vibrant culture of his hometown became the backdrop against which his poetic soul began to take shape. As a young boy, he was drawn to the magic of storytelling, often losing himself in the pages of books that transported him to worlds beyond his own. Shakil's literary journey began in earnest with the publication of his debut poetry collection, *Whispering Words*, in 20...

  "A LIFE IS" By: Ashok Chakravarthy Tholana In the life’s game Whom to blame, Whom to tame, No change is same, It’s all but in the game. Yes, empty handed We all have descended, Like footprints in the sand, We leave with empty hand, Is it not real; how it sounds? Bounded by destiny Grounded by tyranny, Midst the clutches of money, Age shortens the journey, Life looks totally thorny. After the painful thorny paths Welcome the flowery paths, Joys and pains are common, Failure and success are common, Yes, a life is always uncertain. All rights reserved. "AS A WRITER" By: Ashok Chakravarthy Tholana  Mind weaves thoughtful words carefully To compose ever-new verses poetically; Yes, the beautiful nature entices me often, And bestows ever-new spirit to my pen, To jot something beneficial for humans. The supremacy instinct incites destruction, To achieve this; it unfolds evil actions, To meet selfish goals, it even stirs a war, And, mercilessly it creates death and fear; T...