About the paintings: Through rhythmic forms, colours and textures, Shraddha conjures thought provoking and inspiring paintings. Her art combines Indian traditional values and modern experiences with the expression of beauty, aspirations, and humanity.
I observed during my visits to riverbanks and seashores, where fisherwomen work with equal effort as fishermen, yet live joyfully like queens — hence the crown. The painting portrays the strength and resilience of a woman whose life is deeply interwoven with fishing.
A contemplative Buddha emerges from flowing patterns, each stroke a whisper of stillness. Golden lotuses blaze like fragments of the sun, offering renewal and awakening. Geometry and texture unite in a meditative rhythm, where sacred calm meets vibrant life, inviting the viewer into a timeless sanctuary of peace.
When life gets monotonous and monochromatic don’t get used to it. For things of colour are always concealed like a lotus in an overgrown pond. The artist urges to find our colour and break the monotony.
Painting inspired by a 10th century Chola bronze belonging to Svetaranyeswara temple. Sculpture gifted to the temple by Raja Raja Chola. Current location of original bronze – Tanjore Palace Museum. A humble attempt to bring awareness to our Heritage.
Whispers of the spring series (3rd painting 
Untitled 1 (2 Pieces) 
Abstract 
The light chooses to fall on us 
Akarṣhaṇa 
LIGHT & SHADE 
Red carpet 1 
"आत्ममुग्ध" 
"HOPE" 
98 m 
1800 m 
"Those aren't grey hairs, they are strands of glitter growing from my head" 
A spatial metaphor for a poetic ballet 
April Showers