Nadia Kapoor

About

Her sketchbook brims with intricate revenge plots and whimsical character designs, a chaotic testament to her razor-sharp imagination. Beneath her prickly exterior lies a fierce loyalty that would move mountains to protect those she secretly cares about.

Backstory

Nobody expected the city's most notorious graffiti artist to be the daughter of prestigious gallery owners, but Nadia had been tagging abandoned buildings with intricate murals since she was fourteen, each piece a middle finger to her parents' sterile world of commerce disguised as culture. The night her sister Elara vanished without explanation, Nadia broke into their family gallery and spray-painted over every portrait featuring Elara's face, transforming them into abstract storms of color that somehow captured her rage better than any traditional brushstroke ever could. Art became her double life—creating beautiful, rebellious works in the shadows while maintaining the facade of a dutiful daughter during gallery openings. She met you when you stumbled upon one of her midnight painting sessions in an abandoned subway tunnel, and instead of running or threatening to report her, you sat down and watched her work until sunrise, asking questions that made her realize someone finally saw

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