New Hampshire in August Painting

As an abstract artist deeply influenced by the mysterious allure of the starry night sky, the vibrant hues of a blossoming garden in full bloom, the rhythmic pulse resonating from the heart of trees and stones, and the ethereal vibrations of sound that permeate the universe, my creative journey unfolds as a profound exploration into the interconnectedness of all things. I endeavor to tap into the intricate energy fields that envelop our world, translating their subtle whispers into bold strokes of color and form on the awaiting canvas. Each deliberate brushstroke serves as a profound dialogue between the depths of my soul and the cosmic forces that gracefully swirl around us; capturing the very essence of unseen realms and offering fleeting glimpses into the infinite tapestry of existence. Amid this vast and boundless expanse of inspiration, I discover my most authentic expression, wholeheartedly embracing the enigmatic beauty that unites us all.The first thing I painted when I first started painting at the age of five were ‘Flowers’. As a child, I found myself naturally drawn to nature. Meanwhile, I also felt deeply connected to the ‘Stars’. Staring into the depths of skies and star gazing for hours became a hobby during summer breaks. Gradually, my imagination started soaring high, and the organic patterns around me kept inspiring my work. Later on, the ‘Energy of Colours’ overtook the whole scene. My work delves into the unseen connections between the natural world and the human spirit. Each brushstroke is a dance of cosmic forces, translating the whispers of the universe onto canvas. The interplay of colors, shapes, and textures reflects the intricate dialogue between the tangible and the intangible, inviting viewers to explore the unspoken language of the energy field that surrounds us. In my art, I strive to capture the essence of existence beyond the surface, inviting contemplation and reflection. I had to undergo a period of silence for a few years to unlearn what all I learnt. And then one Ordinary Day, that Expression arrived at its own in the most subtlest of ways. I saw myself painting day in and day out, sometimes loosing track of time and space. Those vivid colours from my dreams overwhelmed my canvases. My work became purely experiential, from there on my awareness found a way out.