Cosmopolitan Vision

Cosmo Mapping Series Part I proposes a cosmopolitan cartographic praxis: one home, one family, one citizenship transcending artificial nation-state boundaries. Through drawings originating in Kashmir’s fractured geographies, this work aesthetically interrogates: Political Fragmentation Governmental terrorisms and socio-political injustices manifesting as spatial ruptures—visualized through violence aesthetics that expose systemic violence upon the human continuum. Utopian Reconfiguration Fragmented morphologies yielding infinite grids of possibility, where diversity coheres in unity beyond geopolitical confinement. Global Kinship Deleuze-Guattari inspired philosophy meets J&K empirical cartography, summoning collective transcendence toward universal community. This 59-page portfolio—executed in drawing and painting—serves as manifesto, scholarly inquiry, and call to global awakening.