know thy artist

Fazila Amber is a multifaceted individual who spent nearly a decade practicing law, armed with dual degrees in business and law. Despite her ​successful legal career, Fazila has always been deeply passionate about painting and photography. Two years ago, her life took an unexpected ​turn when she was diagnosed with fibromyalgia, a condition that prompted her to reevaluate her life's direction.

Embracing this profound change, Fazila decided to follow her true passion for the arts. She is currently enrolled in the National College of ​Arts, pursuing an associate degree in fine arts with a focus on painting. This bold move represents a significant shift from her legal career to a ​life dedicated to creative expression.

Through her artwork, Fazila channels her experiences and emotions, transforming them into compelling visual narratives. Her paintings and ​photographs are not only a testament to her artistic talent but also a reflection of her resilience and determination to embrace a new path. ​Fazila's journey from law to art is a powerful story of transformation, illustrating her unwavering commitment to following her passion and ​redefining her identity through the lens of creativity

IMPACT

Community Outreach Program

National College of Arts, Camp Office, Islamabad, Pakistan

Sab Rung curated by Bandag Ali

Dream Art Gallery, Karachi Pakistan

Spotlight of the Month for Law & Art - Virtual Art Gallery

Mental Health & Art Exhibition

Synapse, Karachi, Pakistan

Runner-up at Hyderabad Photo-Walk for promoting Heritage & Culture

Pakistan US Alumni Network and Lahooti Live Session

Gaslighting; Gender Dynamics in Legal Eco-System

Published in Daily Times on September 17th 2021

Dirilis: The Glorified Idea of the Muslim World to mitigate Islamophobia.

Published in Daily Times on May 13th 2020

Geopolitical and economic impact of Diamer-Bhasha Dam Project in Pakistan; a threat to Climate Change.

Published in Daily Times on June 1st 2020

Existential Crises during Pandemic: Employment and Labour Laws in Pakistan April 2020

Exploitation of Proletarians: Class Struggle of Junior Lawyers in Pakistan

Women Emerging from Isolation By: Common Purpose UK

Public Service Message: Say No to Substance Abuse

Advertising Event at Isra University

Artwork

Title: Meet me in the morning

Medium: Watercolor

Title: Hush

Medium: Watercolor

Title: Dewangi

Medium: Watercolor

Title: Abhi Nahi

Medium: Watercolor

Title: Kho gaye

Medium: Watercolor

Title: Meray Khuwab

Medium: Watercolor

Title: Soch

Medium: Watercolor

Title: Teri duniya

Medium: Watercolor

Title: Matlabi Log

Medium: Watercolor

Title: Yeh Dil Shamon Sa Hogaya

Medium: Watercolor

Title: Soch, Iman, Alfaz aur Insaan

Medium: Watercolor

Title: Let it go

Medium: Watercolor

Title: is it blue?

Medium: Watercolor

Title: Zabandaraaz

Medium: Oil-Paint

Title: Turn back

Medium: Oil-Paint

Title: Not Now!

Medium: Oil-Paint

Title: Push it down

Medium: Oil-Paint

Title: Bacha Baazi

Medium: Watercolor

Title: Laal Salam

Medium: Watercolor

Title: Deen te iman chadiya

Medium: Watercolor

Title: Meri Duniya

Medium: Watercolor

Title: Aik aur

Medium: Watercolor

Skull Art Series

Medium: Watercolor & Doodle Pen

Take me to the moon

Medium: Acrylic Spray Paint

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