Collection: Paintings

This painting portrays the Japanese concept of 'Kintsugi' which believes in repairing broken objects with gold instead of discarding them . It embraces the flaws and cracks that make these objects uniquely beautiful. As human beings, I feel it is especially important to accept ourselves ,our differences, flaws and mistakes in a world that projects fake perfection, constant comparison and conventional beauty. In a culture that constantly projects perfection and comparison, the painting reflects self-acceptance. The woman portrayed embraces her natural identity without illusion — suggesting that what we often call flaws are, in fact, traces of resilience.

This painting is a visual represention of how 'Introversion' is a major part of the identity of the female painted here. She has been indirectly compared to a 'snake plant' which is an indoor plant that requires minimal care and yet thrives on its own, in its own company. Its a visual platform for the real life story of the person the artist has painted within the artwork.

This painting is a visual represention of how 'Introversion' is a major part of the identity of the female painted here. She has been indirectly compared to a 'snake plant' which is an indoor plant that requires minimal care and yet thrives on its own, in its own company. Its a visual platform for the real life story of the person the artist has painted within the artwork.

This painting portrays the Japanese concept of 'Kintsugi' which believes in repairing broken objects with gold instead of discarding them . It embraces the flaws and cracks that make these objects uniquely beautiful. As human beings, I feel it is especially important to accept ourselves ,our differences, flaws and mistakes in a world that projects fake perfection, constant comparison and conventional beauty. In a culture that constantly projects perfection and comparison, the painting reflects self-acceptance. The woman portrayed embraces her natural identity without illusion — suggesting that what we often call flaws are, in fact, traces of resilience.

Humour

Humour

humour

Humour

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