Her face is lit with the warmth of the “diya”, her thoughts are peaceful, her prayers transmitted to the universe and she emerges all aglow from within. For me, the hours spent on the kancheevaram saree and her expression were intensely meditative and satisfying.
Arishadvarga, also known as shadripu, refers to the six enemies of the mind: kama (lust), krodha (anger), lobha (greed), mada (ego), moha (attachment), and matsarya (jealousy). Everyone experiences these adversities, which can make life difficult. To attain true consciousness and love, it is essential to practice self-realization and overcome these challenges.
Set on a round canvas—symbolizing wholeness and eternity—this artwork captures a powerful moment of realization. A woman lies with her face turned upwards, eyes wide open to the sky, suspended in a state of still serenity. In her hand, she gently holds a key—small, simple, yet profoundly symbolic. Behind her, a vast maze sprawls across […]
Three women, faceless but fierce, stride forward in their lehengas,their shadows blur into each other like generations, stitched together in red and white, the colors of festivity and faith. Mandala patterns bloom behind them like the unspoken dreams they carry, dreams that dance between tradition and selfhood. This is not just a walk of monotonous […]