Count Me In is a joyful chorus of colours, shape and stories.
Each torn paper, each texture line a voice in the collective symphony. It’s vibrant, beautifully unplanned, nothing matches, yet everything belongs.
Fragments come together not to blend but to stand beside, yet part of the whole. It reminds us Unity is not uniformity, it’s the art of co-existence.
Lord Krishna’s divine grace and charm is beautifully depicted in this painting
The artists take on “to sit on one’s head”, in a positive way. The only person who wouldn’t mind it is, of course, the mother. Across all species, the offspring feel safest around their mothers. A mother’s pride, even if it’s the naughtiest child! A tribute to childhood, those beautiful days gone by, those days […]
Inspired by a real-life scene, an innovative sleeping place the family cat found for herself for her afternoon siestas. Neither the noise by the two cheerful woodpeckers pecking at anything nor thunder and lightning could move her!
The bond between a father and daughter is often understated, yet it is a vital component for the daughter’s well-being. A father guides his daughter by holding her hand, helping her understand and realize her dreams as she navigates through life.
Melancholy 
Roses 
Feudalism1 
The Corner II 
"आत्ममुग्ध" 
Rose burst 
Mask series – between flesh and memory 
You And Me 
Beauty 
The Walk 
Avalokiteshwara