Collection: Paintings

My artwork serves as a gateway to meditation and concentration. I aim to help you meditate, concentrate, and appreciate the depth of colors and strength of images. Colors have a profound efect on the mind, relating to the conscious mind and transporting you to diferent worlds, acting as color therapy for the mind. My goal is to touch your soul with visual material, releasing your body, mind, and soul through my brush. The work has high visual attraction, holding the mind and inducing peace. Embodying the "Happy Vibration Theory," my paintings resonate with high-frequency emotions like joy, love, gratitude, and contentment, evoking positivity and uplifting the viewer's spirit. "I use the butterfly as a symbol of happiness, and the negative space as vibrations created with thin linear lines in a circular pattern to achieve optical illusions and movement. The circular form holds the vision together, which I call 'Happy Vibration.' My goal is to bring happiness to society through my art."

"I use the butterfly as a symbol of happiness, and the negative space as vibrations created with thin linear lines in a circular pattern to achieve optical illusions and movement. The circular form holds the vision together, which I call 'Happy Vibration.' My goal is to bring happiness to society through my art."

This is a Karnataka landscape Used bright colour like a Indian yellow bright orange green Create human figure very well true seller worker helper shown beautiful I created in this painting very thick structure and very bad Colors scheme

This is a acrylic landscape Used yellow Indian yellow bright orange Unique composition and creative texture in this painting human figures expressions costumes typical Karnataka style Turbulence reflection on ground yellow colour scheme very unic experience for our eyes

The fruit seller used green and yellow turbulence and very well colour balance composition and workmanship

This is a market place painting In Karnataka markets Very well and any composition and colour scheme

This is acrylic colour painting Crawford Market Mumbai In this painting fruit stall Fruit seller worker and showing daily life of Mumbai

This is acrylic painting based theme on Indian market I shown in this painting yellow turpeyan's With uniqe composition colours scheme In this painting flower stall sweet Mart fruit seller flower seller

A quiet moment in the wild, reflecting the gentle bond of love.

Grace of the Blackbuck

The timeless ghats of Banaras portrayed through a harmonious blend of color, light, and abstract forms.

An impressionistic portrayal of the timeless charm of Banaras, where light, color, and architecture blend to capture its spiritual serenity.

This paint captures a vintage moment through the gaze of a contemplative woman seated beside a gramophone. Draped in a red polka-dotted dress, the subject exudes both charm and quiet authority. The painting blends elements of nostalgia - a flower vase, an embroidered handkerchief, a framed Victoria Memorial - with a rich palette and folk-inspired figurative technique.

An aristocratic Bengali couple sits framed in the quiet elegance of a twilight city. With intricate attire, composed expressions, and soft architectural details, Piyali Sarkar captures the charm and grace of old Calcutta's Babu culture. A portrait of love, refinement, and timeless heritage.

Adorned in regal attire, a woman holds jasmine flowers close to her heart as a dove flies across a twilight sky - carrying a silent message. In Letter of the Unspoken, This painting weaves an elegant story of longing and reflection. Rooted in Indian tradition and visual storytelling, the work-speaks of emotions too deep for words - told through colour, gaze, and timeless symbolism.

A noble Maratha couple stands adorned in regal attire - he, with his ceremonial sword and commanding presence; she, draped in ornate jewellery and timeless grace. Through intricate detail and bold figuration, Piyali Sarkar pays homage to the heritage, pride, and quiet power of the Kulin Maratha lineage.

This painting is a love letter to Kolkata-where the grandeur of the Victoria Memorial, the poetry of Tagore, and the quiet intimacy of a couple come together to celebrate the city’s timeless charm and cultural soul. It is the heartbeat of old Calcutta-where love, literature, and heritage flow together so effortlessly. Through bright colours and delicate detailing, the painting create not just a scene, but a feeling-of warmth, memories and belonging.

This captivating work by Piyali Sarkar transports the viewer to the iconic Princep Ghat, capturing a timeless moment on the Hooghly River. The central figure, a woman of elegant bearing, is rendered with striking warmth, her vibrant, striped sari a vivid counterpoint to the subtle, almost melancholic gray's and blues of the riverine landscape. She sits within a traditional boat, a common sight at the ghat, herthoughtful gaze reflecting the river's enduring flow and the city's ceaseless rhythm

This painting portrays a royal Indian Maharaja seated beside a majestic white tiger, symbolising power and harmony. Set in a richly decorated palace interior, the painting uses vibrant colours, ornate patterns, and traditional attire to evoke the grandeur of India's royal heritage. With fine detailing-from the tiger's jewelled adornments to the arched architecture and palace painting in the background-the work beautifully reflects the elegance and legacy of classical Indian culture.

Bibi celebrates the grace, beauty, and cultural richness of traditional Bengali womanhood. Draped in an ornate sari and adorned with heirloom jewellery, she carries a pot of rasogollas—a symbol of hospitality, sweetness, and festive abundance deeply rooted in Bengali culture.