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.
Draped in Red and golden attire, friends sharing their secrets. Mandala motifs in background symbolise their whispers, endless talks and tales, the various aspects of their personalities. Decked up in the minimalist jewellery they step into the dreamy world of adulthood.
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 […]
A butterfly symbolizes growth, hope, renewal and the Nepali mother wants just that for her daughter. She aspires for a world with a bright future for her little girl, as the latter gazes at the butterfly fluttering in her small palm.
The sight of flowers instantly changes our mood in a joyful state. In my paintings I try to capture the short lived floral beauty in a realistic way with the vibrant watercolor medium to create an atmosphere to appreciate the gifts nature has given us.
Universal Goddess- Bhudevi 
Stone Chariot, Hampi 
Cosmic love 
Fun & Frolic 
Red carpet 1 
Heaven in her arms...