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Confined to Give Life 2

25,000

Echoes of My Younger Years draws on memories of growing up in close harmony with nature and my community. The land and its abundance shaped the rhythm of our lives, from small fauna to diverse flora. Gathering what nature offered was not only a means of livelihood but also a source of simple joys and shared experiences. Through this work, I celebrate those memories and the enduring bond between people, land, and life.

Kathakali

45,000

Partially concealed within shadow, the performer emerges as a symbol of ritual, transformation, and cultural continuity. The interplay of texture, costume, and light creates a mysterious, meditative atmosphere, drawing attention to the figure’s presence rather than identity. Through restrained composition and subtle illumination, the artwork evokes an enduring cultural memory, reflecting the quiet strength and spiritual resonance that remain long after the performance has ended.

Meenakshi Amman Temple

10,000

This woodcut artwork captures the architectural grandeur of the Meenakshi Amman Temple through a striking black-and-white composition. The interplay of intricate details, bold forms, and sharp contrasts brings out the temple’s distinctive character and timeless beauty. Through the traditional woodcut medium, the artwork reflects the temple’s rich cultural heritage while highlighting its enduring presence as an iconic symbol of South Indian architecture.

Nourishment Across Terrains 2

60,000

A sprawling topographical world unfolds across layered, textured terrain with dense colonies of ants tracing contour-like paths through undulating fields of pink, olive, and rust. Mixed media and intricate hand-stitched detailing lend tactile depth, mimicking aerial cartography. At its heart, a bristling circular vortex pulses with energy, anchoring the composition, a meditation on collective labor, pattern, and the hidden architecture of nature. 

Peruvudai vazhi

20,000

Peruvudaiyaar Vazhi presents the grandeur of Dravidian temple architecture through an unconventional perspective. Towering Dwarapalakas stand as silent guardians, guiding the viewer toward the sacred space with their commanding presence. Through bold woodcut lines, the artwork emphasizes architectural scale, rhythm, light, and shadow. The ambiguous setting evokes both Brihadeeswarar Temple and Gangaikonda Cholapuram, celebrating the enduring beauty and sculptural brilliance of Chola architectural heritage.

Salangai Nizhal

40,000

This artwork captures dancers emerging from darkness as fragments of rhythm, gesture, and movement. Their raised arms and suspended forms transform a fleeting performance into silent visual poetry. Rooted in the expressive language of Indian classical dance, the composition conveys the energy and grace of collective movement. Light acts as both presence and memory, illuminating the figures while preserving an ephemeral moment that would otherwise quickly disappear.

Serenity in Nature’s love

15,000

This painting portrays an Adivasi man, drawn from the artist’s regional culture and traditions, embodying humanity’s timeless bond with nature. A rose in his hand symbolizes nature’s love in return, while the tree above his head signifies their inseparable connection. The work conveys how living in harmony with nature brings peace, awareness, and inner wisdom—guiding us from darkness to light and reminding us that nature is not separate from us but truly a part of who we are.

Where the Sky Settles

178,000

This artwork captures a quiet moment of everyday life, where cool indigo and cobalt shadows fall across the sunlit, whitewashed walls of a modest dwelling. The interplay of light and shade creates rhythm and movement, echoed by birds drifting freely through the open sky. Through its restrained palette and serene composition, the work evokes simplicity, freedom, and the gentle poetry found in ordinary surroundings.

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