Cyril Kanavathi

The artist works with ink as a living force—fluid, immediate, and irretrievable. Each painting is an encounter between gesture and silence, where movement becomes language and emotion becomes form.

Through layered strokes and shifting tonal fields, the work traces the inner weather of thought and sensation, capturing the tension between control and surrender. Rather than depict the world, the paintings reveal the energy of becoming—marks that record a fleeting state of being.

Influenced by philosophies of presence and impermanence, the artist treats abstraction as a space for reflection, inviting the viewer to sense, rather than interpret. The work does not offer answers; it opens a field of experience, where chaos, clarity, and breath coexist.