Celestial Mind is an evocative 3D artwork that captures the awakening of inner consciousness and the connection between the human spirit and the cosmos. Emerging from thousands of meticulously arranged elements, the upward gaze symbolizes hope, enlightenment, and the pursuit of higher wisdom. The interplay of light, shadow, and texture creates a mesmerizing three-dimensional effect, transforming the canvas into a space of contemplation. This artwork invites viewers to look beyond the visible world and explore the infinite possibilities that reside within the mind.
Celestial Mind is a mesmerizing 3D artwork that explores the limitless potential of human consciousness. Crafted through thousands of meticulously arranged elements, the profile emerges from darkness with striking depth and realism. The illuminated spiral within the head symbolizes cosmic energy, wisdom, and the infinite journey of thought. Through its three-dimensional form and interplay of light and shadow, the artwork invites viewers to contemplate the connection between the human mind and the vast universe beyond.
This mixed media 3D artwork of Lord Ganesha beautifully blends traditional spirituality with contemporary craftsmanship. Although created on a flat surface, the intricate detailing and skillful use of textures create a striking embossed three-dimensional effect. The composition features Ganesha seated gracefully at the center, surrounded by finely carved motifs and divine figures that add depth and richness to the piece. The metallic finish enhances the play of light and shadow, giving the artwork a majestic presence and making it a captivating symbol of wisdom, prosperity, and artistic excellence.
An arresting piece of contemporary Indian art, this painting features three women standing gracefully amidst a lotus garden. The artist masterfully employs a distinct, folk-inspired style with bold outlines and intricate patterning on the women's clothing and the foliage. The central motif is the deep, affectionate bond between the figures, highlighted by their interlocking arms. The lush, patterned green background, resembling a dense forest canopy or a large mandala, provides a dynamic frame for the three radiant figures. This work is a wonderful synthesis of traditional iconography and modern color sensibility, capturing the grace and shared moments of sisterhood.
This painting is a celebration of feminine grace and the serenity of nature. I loved bringing these three figures to life amidst a vibrant lotus pond, each lost in her own thoughts or sharing quiet moments with these sacred flowers. The rich blues, greens, and soft pinks create a dreamy atmosphere, inviting you to pause and find your own peace within the scene.
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Writing
"Champa, you possess three virtues—beauty, colour and fragrance; what flaw do you have that the bee never comes near?" These lines inspired this painting. They raise a timeless question about the unseen imperfections that may exist even within beauty and virtue.
Through a minimalist composition, I portray a woman in silent contemplation, questioning God about this paradox. Holding a champa flower in one hand and a butterfly in the other, she reflects on why beauty, goodness, and fragrance are not always enough to attract acceptance or fulfilment. The large leaf above symbolizes life, protection, and the quiet presence of nature, while the expansive yellow background creates a sense of peace, hope, and spiritual space.
Rather than offering an answer, the painting invites viewers to reflect on the mysteries of existence. It suggests that not every question has a visible explanation, and that the search for meaning often becomes a journey of faith, self-reflection, and acceptance.
"PRAYER"
24"×36"
Acrylic on Canvas
Prayer explores the quiet, unspoken dialogue between the human spirit and the divine. The figure in the painting is shown without lips, symbolising a prayer that arises from within—silent, introspective, and beyond words.
A leaf represents the divine presence, reflecting the artist’s belief in nature as a form of God, while flowers symbolise the many desires held within the human mind. Many flowers represent many human desires. From these, one flower is offered as an earnest plea for fulfilment.
Rendered in a calm, restrained palette with minimal elements, the work reflects a minimalist approach and expresses the deep connection between human emotions and nature.
“Flower Seller”
36” × 48”
Acrylic on Canvas
A woman sits with her eyes closed, surrounded by baskets of red, blue, and yellow flowers — her livelihood and daily means of survival. Set against dominant cool blue tones, the vibrant flowers gently interrupt the calm, symbolising hope, devotion, and quiet resilience within ordinary life.
Though she has the faith to offer the flowers directly to God, selling them is her profession. She gathers them before her and silently prays that each one may be sold. Her lips are intentionally absent, representing a prayer that rises from within — unspoken, intimate, and deeply personal.
Above her, a large leaf symbolizes the divine, expressing the belief that nature itself is sacred. Beneath it, she exists in the delicate space where livelihood and faith merge — where survival itself becomes a form of devotion.
Innocent Batu (Child Monk) series painting, including ‘Gayatri Mantra’ in Devnagari embossed calligraphy in the background. Lord Shiva Tilak on his forehead.
Beautiful Lord Shree Ganesha series painting, including Shree Ganesha Stotra ‘Vakratund mahakai surykoti samaprabh…’ & ‘Gayatri Mantra’ in Devnagari embossed calligraphy in the background.