A portrait of a woman with dark braided hair, amber eyes, and a patterned collar, wearing a gray uniform jacket with red phoenix insignias, against a fiery dark background.

“Portrait of Nyara Singh, a 24th-century revolutionary leader and former President of the United States. She is a tall woman of richly mixed heritage — African American, Native American (Tohono O’odham and Navajo), South Asian (Punjabi and Telugu), Central Asian (Uzbek), Middle Eastern (Afghan), and South American (Brazilian-Chilean). Her skin is a warm bronze-umber with a subtle golden glow, and her face is oval-shaped with strong cheekbones and a firm jawline. She has deep-set almond eyes that are hazel or dark amber, with a piercing, thoughtful gaze. Her hair is thick, waist-length, and worn in a crown braid or long single braid — black-brown with reddish undertones and a few streaks of early silver. Her presence is powerful and serene. She wears a long, modified rebel uniform coat stitched from repurposed military fabric — dark gray with red and gold phoenix insignia — and a Navajo beaded collar around her neck. At her hip is a worn leather holster containing a sacred text: the Phoenix Doctrine. She stands against a dark background with subtle embers glowing behind her, symbolizing the enduring resistance. Her posture is upright, commanding, and filled with generational wisdom.” See more