Art for Cause
Thank you for showing interest in Art for Cause. You are just a few steps away from receiving an original artwork customized for your organization's needs/vision. The point of Art is to imagine the unimaginable and be bold to portray your story and challenge your conventional thoughts. The idea of having "Art for Cause" was incubated in one of my art exhibits at Chelsia, NYC, where one of my work on Gender-Based Violence was displayed. In merely three evenings, I heard more than seven women reaching out to me emotionally, sharing their journey and struggles of gender-based Violence. It was my first individual experience to witness the power of the Art to open up and share some profoundly personal hard to communicate personal stories. After that, I have consistently discussed with nonprofits who are using the Art to initiate the conversations on hard to discuss topics like Mental Health, LGBTQ sensitivities, Violence, etc. and find it a handy tool.
If you are interested in acquiring a customized artwork for your organisations need or a donation for the purpose of Gala Event organized by your Non Profit. Please fill in the form at the link below at end of the page.
If you are an art connoisseur and a firm believer that art has the power to change the world and the way people think you may show your appreciation by donating for the supplies , framing and shipping costs for the existing project.
Disability the inability to see the Ability
Mermaids are one among the most admired mythical creature from the legends across the world. “The little Mermaid” can be identified as a person with walking disabilities on the ground. But the way she is capable of finding the pearl from the depth of oceans no one else is. This painting is an effort to make viewers question their beliefs and perceptions on disabilities. Is the so-called disability (be it physical or mental) is a disability, or it's merely the inability to see the ability of a person.
There is no greater disability in society than the failure to see a person as more.
Medium : Wax and Acrylic
Exhibitions : Exhibition in #brigde gallery
#Disability #inclusion
Why I stayed
Betrayal and the battered soul
Doubt, fear, and silence accompany the pain caused by betrayal. It is the trust that is betrayed. Most often than not, in abusive relationships, it is not just the body that is bruised but the soul suffers as well.
Ironically in this suffering one doubts the self, one fears her own actions and one silences oneself first. It is these emotions that I wanted to explore through this piece.
A woman's doubt, her fears, her silence, and troubling chaos. The chaos that finds home in her heart and her soul. The chaos that envelops her battered body. Leaving only silence and tears that stop flowing anymore.
Size 11*8.5” (w/o Frame) | Medium: Acrylic & wax
Exhibitions : Hashtags @ Chelsea NYC
#Women #GenderBasedViolence
What DO you Want
A simple question yet the one which needs lot of pondering over. No matter you are the one saying or the one hearing it. This gender neutral figure could be you or could be the one you know. Every time you look into the art work it will speak with you in a different way.
Medium : Acrylic
Mermaids are one among the most admired mythical creature from the legends across the world. “The little Mermaid” can be identified as a person with walking disabilities on the ground. But the way she is capable of finding the pearl from the depth of oceans no one else is. This painting is an effort to make viewers question their beliefs and perceptions on disabilities. Is the so-called disability (be it physical or mental) is a disability, or it's merely the inability to see the ability of a person.
There is no greater disability in society than the failure to see a person as more.
Medium : Wax and Acrylic
Exhibitions : Exhibition in #brigde gallery