Treasures of my palette is my creative outlet of ideas and artwork that I share with the world. I’ve also organized multiple workshops not only on folk arts but also on understanding the mindset behind making a painting. The following are some of my works for your reference:
We live in a world which is full of use-and-throw items! At the same time we can see its impact on climate change. Being a person always very sensitive to waste generation, I wanted to motivate people to reuse and recycle more often, especially containers and boxes.
Many people wonder why is Madhubani painting one of the most famous forms of folk arts. In this video we try to demystify some of possible reasons for the same!
Folk Art Exploratory Series: Madhubani Painting
Through this session we not only delved into making Madhubani painting but also understanding the history, background and context of Madhubani Painting.
Folk Art Exploratory Series: Warli Art
Through this session we not only delved into making Warli Art but also understanding the history, background and context of Warli Art.
Talk the Art Series: Ar. Shreya Ahuja (Contemporary Art)
This session covered topics of contemporary art and how to perceive art as an architect and vice versa.
Folk Art Exploratory Series: Gond Art
Through this session we not only delved into making Gond Art but also understanding the history, background and context of Gond Art.
Talk the Art Series: Mrs. Padmini Govind (Tharangini Studio)
This session covered more about entrepreneurship in art and how Padmini Govind is following her mother’s passion for blockprinting and enabling many people to earn a living out of it!
Talk the Art Series: Mr. Naresh Gupta (Pour Painting)
This session covered the Pour Style of painting and how we discussed topics like how color and texture play a role together in evoking specific emotions through an artwork? How to work around negative spaces in an artwork?
Eeshaanee Shandilya 