Artwork By Niyatee Khinvasara

These synthetic blooms engage

In the intricacy of existence,

A Mughal Reverie" captures a p

Name Of The Artwork: Shrine for my dead flower Caption Of Artwork: In the intricacy of existence, our origins and destiny, flowers are both the beginning and end of our shared world. We can only imagine what we've witnessed, and the aliveness of flowers remains known while the intricacies of their thoughts and dreams elude us. The convergence of artificiality and reality offers a singular perspective, possibly not the complete truth. In our quest to understand, we're at the crossroads of what we know and what we're yet to discover. Name Of The Artwork: How plants talk Caption Of Artwork: These synthetic blooms engage in a silent, harmonious dance, portraying a hypothetical conversation among plants. Stripped of traditional foliage, the intricate forms highlight the abstract beauty of plant communication. The piece encourages viewers to ponder the unseen dialogues in nature, offering a visually enchanting glimpse into the potential mysteries of floral discourse. Name Of The Artwork: Serenade of Compassion Caption Of Artwork: A Mughal Reverie" captures a poignant moment in the opulent setting of a Mughal chamber. The miniature painting depicts Raja seated intimately with a lover, engaged in a close conversation with his companion, their connection evoking an atmosphere of affection and tenderness. The attention of the viewer is drawn to the ailing lady, gracefully attended to by two concerned attendants. The delicacy of their gestures, along with the presence of fruits and amrit water, reflects a collective effort to ensure the well-being of their companion.