Inspired by her visits to non secular locations throughout India, an artist right here has created a sequence of artworks with parts of spirituality, evoking ideas about ”the creator”, the mysteries of the universe and the interior house.

The artwork exhibition, ”Antarman: A journey inside”, by Shruti Goenka at India Habitat Centre showcases artworks primarily based on her go to to monasteries in Ladakh, Ganga ghats in Varanasi, Kedarnath temple, historic Buddhist web site Kanheri caves in Mumbai, and temples of south India.

The present is curated by Sangeeta Ok Murthy.

”The which means of spirituality might be completely different to each human being. For some it may be an expertise that creates a system of non-public beliefs in a faith or god, for some it may be simply connecting with one thing larger than your self, for others it may be within the type of service to humanity or connecting with nature, artwork, yoga, meditation and many others”, Goenka mentioned.

Be it the Buddha in ‘Vajradhara’ place, a number of types of mindfulness and compassion by White Tara, Goenka’s topics are depicted in her signature fashion whereby she has used numerous hand mudras, lotus and lotus leaves, koi fish, water waves, ever increasing circles — all made in vibrant color schemes.

The artist, who believes that in all of the phases of life ‘karma‘ is the one fixed, has depicted this with a sequence of 4 artworks, titled ‘Karmanaye Vadhikarast’. In reality, to carry karma into the image, she has used human palms as a instrument to showcase that one’s karma is in their very own palms.

”Few of Shruti‘s work concentrate on conventional types of artwork, which depict recreating the religious and meditative strengths of Buddha; the enlightened one. These sequence of works are rendered in stark, clear linear high quality and a flamboyant color palette” mentioned the curator in a press release.

The exhibition will come to an in depth on November 30.

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