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 routine of fetching the vital water but rather a march through time, draped in the pride of community.
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.
Mask series – between flesh and memory
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!
Avalokiteshwara, known as the Bodhisattva of Compassion in Mahayana Buddhism, embodies infinite compassion for all sentient beings. His name translates to “Lord who gazes down with compassion,” reflecting his role as a protector and guide for those seeking liberation from suffering. Avalokiteshwara is often depicted with multiple arms and heads, symbolizing his ability to assist […]
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