-
$1,800.00
Creating this painting of tulip fields took me longer than usual, but the process was incredibly rewarding.
Initially, I had incorporated trees in the background, but something felt off, and I realized they weren’t fitting the composition as l envisioned. After much thought, l decided to switch to simple, bare mountains, which brought the balance I was looking for. I kept the mountains understated to let the vibrant tulips in the foreground truly shine. One of my favorite aspects of this piece is how the trees and lighting interact, creating a serene and harmonious atmosphere. This painting captures the vibrant beauty and tranquility of the tulip fields, reflecting the joy and peace I felt while creating it.
I hope this piece brings you the same sense of calm and happiness that it brought me while painting it.
I truly believe that taking a moment to admire such beauty can provide a sense of relaxation and mental clarity, transporting you to a peaceful place where you can escape the stresses of daily life.
Happy Viewing
-
Sold out!
-
Sold out!
$2,100.00
Introducing the first painting in my Kalpavriksha series, inspired by the revered tree of life-known as the wish-fulfilling tree. Kalpavriksha is a symbol of abundance, prosperity, and spiritual fulfillment, believed to grant every wish to those who seek its blessings.
In this piece, I have painted the tree in vibrant shades of yellow, capturing its grandeur and timeless beauty.
The richness of the colors reflects the abundance that the tree offers, embodying wealth and prosperity. The tree’s roots are shown emerging from the depths of the ocean, symbolizing its mythical origins during the churning of the cosmic milk ocean, a tale of creation and divine power.
This painting invites you to connect with the sacred, reminding us that the universe is filled with endless possibilities, much like the Kalpavriksha itself-a beacon of hope, prosperity, and boundless potential.
-
$1,800.00
Edgar Degas once said, “A painting requires a little mystery, some vagueness, and some fantasy. When you always make your meaning perfectly plain you end up boring people.” This painting, titled Little of Everything, also speaks the same.
This piece embodies a delicate balance of clarity and enigma, where each viewer is invited to explore and interpret the subtle nuances.
One particular spot that exemplifies this approach is the dark area on the right side, behind the trees. What appears as mere shadows at first glance is, in fact, a distant group of trees, intentionally left vague to instill a sense of mystery. By not detailing every element explicitly, I allow the viewer’s imagination to wander and fill in the gaps.
I find myself continually admiring this painting, as it captures a little of everything .
I’m certain that anyone who sees it will feel the same enchantment.
-
Sold out!
$2,100.00
In this captivating painting, l embarked on a departure from my customary palette of serene pastel hues, delving into the realm of vibrant expression. With each stroke, I watched as vibrant reds danced with golden yellows and soothing blues. It was like witnessing a love story unfold, where passion met serenity in a harmonious embrace. This painting became a tale of joy and warmth, inviting anyone who beheld it to be part of its sweet melody. That’s why I named it Love’
-
$1,800.00
In the quiet corners of our busy lives, love finds its strength not in grand gestures but in the simple act of truly listening. Imagine a love tree, its roots deep and unwavering, thriving because it embraces the whispers of the wind and the gentle caress of the rain. This tree stands tall not by resisting but by absorbing the elements around it.
In relationships, listening is akin to nourishing the soil of this love tree. When your dear one voices their concerns, it is not an act of complaining but a plea to be heard and understood. Complaints are not expressions of dissatisfaction; they are expressions of a deep desire to maintain harmony and connection.
They are the words of someone who cares deeply, seeking reassurance that their feelings matter, and their voice is valued.
By listening-truly listening-we offer a sanctuary where fears can be laid to rest, and hopes can blossom.
Defensive walls, built in haste, block out the light and stifle growth. But when we respond with understanding and compassion, we nurture the roots of our love, allowing it to grow stronger and more resilient. This painting captures the essence-a love tree with roots symbolizing trust and branches signifying open hearted communication.
-
$1,800.00
This painting began with a reference picture I loved.
The original scene featured trees on a hill casting beautiful reflections in the water. As I worked, I found inspiration from another photo in my gallery, captivated by the movement of the branches. This painting is a blend of those two scenes and resembles a smaller piece I had created earlier. I once decided to recreate that smaller piece on a larger canvas, believing its beauty would be magnified. Though it wasn’t my initial intention, the idea stayed in my subconscious, guiding me to create this piece.
I love this painting just as much as my other works. Its soothing effect on my eyes and its playful nature inspired me to name it “Play.” Now, it stands as a beautiful work, featuring colors beloved by many of my viewers and cherished by a few who have bought it.
-
$1,800.00
The Wait
It’s everything I hoped it would be and more. A balance of warmth and serenity, a celebration of nature’s quiet beauty. The Wait captures that moment -where stillness isn’t empty but alive with possibility. As I painted, I felt the trees whispering patience and quiet grace in the golden hues It’s a piece for those who see beauty in stillness, who find strength in the quiet moments.
-
$1,800.00
“From the moment I began, I could already see the painting complete in my mind,
Sometimes, a scene feels so vivid in your mind that it’s as if you’ve already lived it,
even though you’ve never actually seen it. That’s how this painting came to life for
me. Every detail-every flake of snow, the cool drip of ice, the little birds flitting
about-felt so natural to paint, like I knew them intimately, even though I’ve never
witnessed a moment like this in real life.
It’s as if the scene existed somewhere deep inside me, waiting to be captured.
There wasn’t a single moment of struggle, just pure flow, as if I was painting
something I had always known.
Maybe it’s a mystery I’m still unraveling, but for now, it’s enough to let the painting speak for
itself.”
