Behind the canvas

Every artist remembers the moment their eyes truly opened. For me, that moment happened years ago, in the quiet, dusty hallways of my art college. I was a student then, lost in a sea of techniques and trends, searching for a foundation that felt deeper than just the surface of a canvas. It was during those formative years that I first encountered a set of ancient principles that would eventually change my entire perspective on what it means to create. Those principles have no

From my perspective, the true intention of an artist extends beyond merely creating something driven by their personal emotions or thoughts. Unless a creation conveys a profound meaning, transcending a superficial desire, an artwork remains merely a showpiece intended for entertainment. Previously, one of my paintings was utilized in the recovery of mental health patients in the Texas area. My artwork is currently involved in the therapeutic recovery of Alzheimer’s patients i

India’s first virtual art museum for children, founded by two teenagers, revved up childhood Personally, I do not believe in teaching...

India achieved diverse talent from an undefined era in several streams, such as art, science, health, and more. It is astounding how the...

My New Book I am delighted to share that my book, "The Inside of Indian Sculpture," has been published worldwide. This edition includes additional information and new images, making it even more captivating. The book cover has also been redesigned to catch the reader's eye. Here is a brief overview of what you can expect from its pages. At first glance, ancient Indian sculptures appear to be a remarkable blend of structural form and devotional artistry that converted Indian s

I recently finished a painting, which I titled Lakshmi. Why did I do so? Who is Lakshmi? Lakshmi is a Hindu goddess considered the deity...

We are living in the worst situation that has not been before. The Pandemic perplexed us, and we lost our loved ones. Before getting it...