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.
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.
The painting symbolises pure love ,xareamd divine motherhood
Betta fish are beautiful and magical as they glade through the waters, dispersing splendid hues. Inspired by a family friend’s son, who kept posting motivating videos of his betta fish during the pandemic days. When everything seemed to have stopped, these fish kept going, round and round, never tiring – bringing hope, bringing color amidst […]
Melancholy is a profound and often contemplative state of sadness, characterized by a deep sense of loss, longing, or reflection. It is not merely a fleeting emotion but a complex blend of introspection that can inspire creativity and self-awareness. Historically, melancholy has been romanticized in art, literature, and philosophy as a source of profound insight […]
METAMORPHOSIS – Duality in nature: Whisper of the seed, memory of the leaf