Mixed Media

Beyond Imagination

This work is Inspired by the microscopic DNA structure. The Sun is the vital source of energy in our universe, the same way DNA holds much importance in the human body. So, I have tried to bring an energy of emergence of life into my art piece.... More

Painting

Divine Dance of Love

This artwork is inspired by South Indian temple mural art, specifically frescoes depicting Hindu mythology. Ancient temples and palaces in India showcase the rich tradition of mural painting, with most of these artworks dating back to the 9th–12th... More

Installation

Echoes of the Divine (Center), Folklore Reimagined (Left), Divine Fragments (Right)

This installation draws inspiration from Theyyam, an ancient ritualistic performance from northern Kerala, India, where dance, music, and divinity converge as performers embody living deities. The work pays tribute not only to the Theyyam tradition... More

Sculpture

Hello

HELLO is a sculptural work that reflects on how technological advancement has transformed, and in some ways diminished, verbal communication. While 91% of the global population owns a cell phone, face-to-face and spoken interactions have declined.... More

Installation

My Future Passport

This installation explores the beauty and precision of iris recognition technology. Inspired by the eye’s unique pattern which stays the same for life and contains over 240 recognition points. it highlights how this method surpasses fingerprints... More

Installation

Tethers of Extraction: Balancing Nature and Legacy

This work explores the connection between humans and nature. The red yarn represents our ties to history and the environment. The hanging rock looks heavy but is light, symbolizing the burden of resource use. The hook and rock resemble labor tools,... More

Installation

The Control

AI and humanoid robots are developing fast and becoming popular. There are a lot of similarities between the human tongue and AI outputs. Both can provide information that is not entirely accurate if not managed. But the fact that AI’s and... More

Sculpture

The Moment In-Between

I love capturing fleeting moments of human movement—actions that are impossible to freeze in real life. Some motions, like a dynamic gesture or a swift movement, vanish in an instant. Sculpting such actions, which we can’t pause in real time, is... More

Sculpture

The Precious Past

The Precious Past is a sculptural work inspired by the deep connection between humanity and its ancient roots. Reflecting on evolution and lost civilizations, the piece captures the transition from our natural beginnings to the modern technological... More

Installation

The Space In-Between

I’m from Kerala, India—known as “the land of coconut”—where coir, a fiber from coconut husk, has deep cultural roots. Traditionally spun by women, coir yarn making involves hours of walking, twisting, and winding—an intense, rhythmic, and skillful... More

Sculpture

The Warrior Queen

The Woman Warrior is a sculpture inspired by global tribal cultures, celebrating the strength and resilience of women. It highlights how women have historically held powerful roles—as leaders, warriors, and protectors. Drawing from traditional... More

Sculpture

Voyager of the Future

This bronze sculpture imagines a futuristic journey to Mars, inspired by the arid Atacama Desert—Earth’s closest twin to the Martian landscape. It features an astronaut riding a camel, symbolizing endurance and survival in extreme conditions. With... More

Work by

Gabriel George

Sculpture / Installation

“I am Gabriel George, an Indo-Canadian artist whose practice bridges heritage, culture, futurism, and technology. Now based in Ontario, Canada, my creative journey is shaped by my experience as an art...” [More]

Artwork Collection

All Artworks

Beyond Imagination

This work is Inspired by the microscopic DNA structure. The Sun is the vital source of energy in our universe, the same way DNA holds much importance in the human body. So, I have tried to bring an energy of emergence of life into my art piece.... More

Divine Dance of Love

This artwork is inspired by South Indian temple mural art, specifically frescoes depicting Hindu mythology. Ancient temples and palaces in India showcase the rich tradition of mural painting, with most of these artworks dating back to the 9th–12th... More

Echoes of the Divine (Center), Folklore Reimagined (Left), Divine Fragments (Right)

This installation draws inspiration from Theyyam, an ancient ritualistic performance from northern Kerala, India, where dance, music, and divinity converge as performers embody living deities. The work pays tribute not only to the Theyyam tradition... More

Hello

HELLO is a sculptural work that reflects on how technological advancement has transformed, and in some ways diminished, verbal communication. While 91% of the global population owns a cell phone, face-to-face and spoken interactions have declined.... More

My Future Passport

This installation explores the beauty and precision of iris recognition technology. Inspired by the eye’s unique pattern which stays the same for life and contains over 240 recognition points. it highlights how this method surpasses fingerprints... More

Tethers of Extraction: Balancing Nature and Legacy

This work explores the connection between humans and nature. The red yarn represents our ties to history and the environment. The hanging rock looks heavy but is light, symbolizing the burden of resource use. The hook and rock resemble labor tools,... More

The Control

AI and humanoid robots are developing fast and becoming popular. There are a lot of similarities between the human tongue and AI outputs. Both can provide information that is not entirely accurate if not managed. But the fact that AI’s and... More

The Moment In-Between

I love capturing fleeting moments of human movement—actions that are impossible to freeze in real life. Some motions, like a dynamic gesture or a swift movement, vanish in an instant. Sculpting such actions, which we can’t pause in real time, is... More

The Precious Past

The Precious Past is a sculptural work inspired by the deep connection between humanity and its ancient roots. Reflecting on evolution and lost civilizations, the piece captures the transition from our natural beginnings to the modern technological... More

The Space In-Between

I’m from Kerala, India—known as “the land of coconut”—where coir, a fiber from coconut husk, has deep cultural roots. Traditionally spun by women, coir yarn making involves hours of walking, twisting, and winding—an intense, rhythmic, and skillful... More

The Warrior Queen

The Woman Warrior is a sculpture inspired by global tribal cultures, celebrating the strength and resilience of women. It highlights how women have historically held powerful roles—as leaders, warriors, and protectors. Drawing from traditional... More

Voyager of the Future

This bronze sculpture imagines a futuristic journey to Mars, inspired by the arid Atacama Desert—Earth’s closest twin to the Martian landscape. It features an astronaut riding a camel, symbolizing endurance and survival in extreme conditions. With... More

Work by

Gabriel George

“I am Gabriel George, an Indo-Canadian artist whose practice bridges heritage, culture, futurism, and technology. Now based in Ontario, Canada, my creative journey is shaped by my experience as an art...” [More]