This painting draws inspiration from sacred vermilion marks left by devotees on temple walls—silent imprints of faith, hope, and gratitude. Its textured layers echo these timeless gestures, embodying centuries of devotion and reverence, preserving the enduring spirit of belief passed down through generations in sacred spaces.
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.
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.
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.
Clad in a red veil embroidered with centuries of tradition, she sits in stillness, hidden gaze, the unnamed guardian of stories passed down through bangles and anklets, through silence and gesture. Each motif on her attire is a whispered tale of desert moons, of bridal songs, of women who carry the sun within. She is […]
Cosmic love 
Lord Ganesha with Corners 
"HOPE" 
Bronze Buddha 
Flutter Bae 
Optic Mandala Matrix 
The Sacred Yantra 
Threads of Radiance 
LIGHT & SHADE 
Housewife 
Elephants panel 
Mahabalipuram 
Red carpet 1 
METAMORPHOSIS – Duality in nature: Whisper of the seed, memory of the leaf