Jasbirr Grover

Jasbirr Grover is a self-taught doodler, writer, and poet who began her creative journey at the age of 50, proving it’s never too late to push boundaries and redefine purpose. Deeply inspired by her Punjabi and Sikh heritage, Jasbirr’s work blends heartfelt poetry with intricate hand-drawn illustrations, exploring themes of identity, faith, resilience, and self-discovery. Her art and writing celebrate individuality while honoring the cultural and spiritual connections that ground us. Her debut poetry collection, Reflection of Life, is the culmination of two years of dedication and creativity. Divided into six sections—Loss and Longing, Resilience and Renewal, Faith and Reflection, Everyday Life and Identity, The Transformation, and Expression—the collection reflects on life’s beauty, the strength found in faith, and the courage to live authentically. Standout works include Mistaken Identity, a powerful poem transformed into a film poem in collaboration with her son, exploring cultural acceptance, identity, and resilience. Turban Again celebrates the courage to embrace heritage, while Bright Lucky Star and Searching for Grandma honor familial bonds and the enduring wisdom of generations. The final sections delve into transformation and self-acceptance, offering readers hope, renewal, and inspiration. Through her unique voice and creative vision, Jasbirr challenges conventions and invites readers to reflect deeply on their own journeys. Her work serves as a testament to the transformative power of faith, resilience, and pushing boundaries, offering a compelling exploration of life’s complexities.