(91 cm x 61 cm)
Geometry and divinity – both can calm and inspire. The angularity of rectangles frame the beauty of ganesha.
(91 cm x 61 cm)
Geometry and divinity – both can calm and inspire. The angularity of rectangles frame the beauty of ganesha.
(91 cm X 61 cm)
Breaking down the fine curlicues of shapes inspired by henna art
(61 cm X 76 cm)
The contrast between the precision of geometric shapes and the organic shapes of nature has always inspired me.
(50 cm X 70 cm)
This was done during a time when I felt like I was a willing and eager captive to the joys and charms of Mondrian’s works.
(122 cm X 61 cm)
I wanted to explore what would happen if I took most of the color from my vegetables and put it asideā¦
(50 cm X 60 cm)
While riding with my son on a bicycle to the Dutch nursery I used to see lots of vibrant Poppies growing along the canal. In this painting I wanted to contrast the red and orange hues of the flowers against slivers and shards of black on a primal white.
(40.5 cm X 51 cm)
Geometry and divinity – both can calm and inspire. The beauty of polka dots encased within the beauty of Ganesha.
(20 cm X 20 cm)
The natural curls and swirls of the flower in contrast to the perfect Geometrical circle.
(50 cm X 40 cm)
I never got tired of seeing windmills dotting endless tulip fields during our drives along the Dutch canals – always breath taking
(40 cm X 50 cm)
I find bright colors emerging from the dark blues deeply inspring and satisfying
(51 cm x 41 cm)
Nature and divinity – watching the beautiful red autumn leaves falling to ground made me feel they could serve as the perfect adornment to the gorgeous form of Ganesh
(50.5 cm X 40.5 cm)
My husband is a scientist and this work was inspired by all the explorers studying the mysteries of the universe.
(90 cm X 90 cm)
This is a commissioned piece – to commemorate and celebrate the achievements of the long history of the Lifebuoy brand and its mission to save lives through better Hygiene
(50 cm X 40 cm)
My love for geometrical blocks found its hero in Mondrian. In our Dutch home this organic decorative pot and lemons seemed the perfect objects to insert into the painting – brought to life even further with the use of texture.
(30 cm X 30 cm)
How can anyone not be awed by a lotus erupting from the stillness of the pond’s surface?
(51 cm X 41 cm)
The textured figure of OM – the original vibration – emerging from the purple void
(20 cm X 20 cm)
I was enjoying a view of the flower and saw the bee sit and satisfy its primal needs and add to my pleasure. I had to capture this scene.
(20 cm X 20 cm)
Hard angular corners and soft petals unfurledā¦
(20 cm X 20 cm)
From our time in Holland. The whole country is filled with flowers and the canals provide sharp relief. After visiting the Van Gogh museum I could not wait to use his style of painting in this box. Here I wanted to show endless tulip gardens flowing out from the canvas box.
(51 cm X 30.5 cm)
My first pear was gifted to my son’s piano teacher. So had to make one more ! Played with different brush strokes in the background.
(20 cm X 25.5 cm)
Geometry and divinity – both can calm and inspire. The angularity of rectangles encompassed within the beauty of Ganesha.
(25 cm X 21.5 cm)
Two Allamanda flowers trying to steal into my terrace over the railing – caught in the act!
(30 cm X 40 cm)
Two different colored lotuses break up the green and blue
(70 cm X 54.5 cm)
These are my memories from our apartment in NJ. I wanted to capture everything from my kitchen and put it on the canvas. The sharpness of the colors made it all the more vivid for me.
(29.5 cm X 20 cm)
My very first experiments with water color using the pointillist techinque – while studying at the Bergen community college in NJ.
(26 cm X 20 cm)
The flat two tone background just seemed the perfect foil to the highly textured surface of the passion fruit.
(23 cm X 18 cm)
Watching the colors swirl and mix in my jar of water as I dipped my paint brushes in it was my inspiration for this piece
(30 cm X 30 cm)
Four years in Shanghai were simply amazing. I will never get over the contrast of watching the most modern of skyscrapers tower over small 2 story buildings with clothes being dried using the simplest of technology – a clothes line.
(40 cm X 50 cm)
The inspiration for the pictures below…
(15 cm X 15 cm)
Our house in Bangalore has a staircase behind the dining table and the empty blocks of the steps called out to be filled. They inspired me to fill them up with one small canvas on each step. Given the location – the subjects had to be food inspired!
(15 cm X 15 cm)
Our house in Bangalore has a staircase behind the dining table and the empty blocks of the steps called out to be filled. They inspired me to fill them up with one small canvas on each step. Given the location – the subjects had to be food inspired!
(15 cm X 15 cm)
Our house in Bangalore has a staircase behind the dining table and the empty blocks of the steps called out to be filled. They inspired me to fill them up with one small canvas on each step. Given the location – the subjects had to be food inspired!
(15 cm X 15 cm)
Our house in Bangalore has a staircase behind the dining table and the empty blocks of the steps called out to be filled. They inspired me to fill them up with one small canvas on each step. Given the location – the subjects had to be food inspired!
(13 cm X 10 cm)
Our house in Bangalore has a staircase behind the dining table and the empty blocks of the steps called out to be filled. They inspired me to fill them up with one small canvas on each step. Given the location – the subjects had to be food inspired!
(13 cm X 10 cm)
Our house in Bangalore has a staircase behind the dining table and the empty blocks of the steps called out to be filled. They inspired me to fill them up with one small canvas on each step. Given the location – the subjects had to be food inspired!
(13 cm X 10 cm)
Our house in Bangalore has a staircase behind the dining table and the empty blocks of the steps called out to be filled. They inspired me to fill them up with one small canvas on each step. Given the location – the subjects had to be food inspired!
(13 cm X 10 cm)
Our house in Bangalore has a staircase behind the dining table and the empty blocks of the steps called out to be filled. They inspired me to fill them up with one small canvas on each step. Given the location – the subjects had to be food inspired!
12″ Diameter
Lord Ganesh – always and often a sudden source of inspiration
46 cm Diameter
The name just says it all!