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गर्भा Garbhā (Dance of Creation)
गर्भा Garbhā (Dance of Creation)

Painting

गर्भा Garbhā (Dance of Creation)

by Vishwa Patel

Rooted in the visual language of Rajput miniature painting, this work reimagines the sacred Garba—a folk dance from Gujarat, India, performed in honor of the divine feminine. Dancers move in circular formations, echoing the cycles of life, cosmic... More

ज्योति Jyoti (Light of the Sun)
ज्योति Jyoti (Light of the Sun)

Mixed Media

ज्योति Jyoti (Light of the Sun)

by Vishwa Patel

This work is a part of a diptych exploring the intersection of tradition, cultural continuity, and labour of love used to create textiles. This work depicts a woman in traditional Garba attire (folk dance), inspired by the textiles, colors, and... More

शंखध्वनि Shankhadhvani (Echo of the Conch)
शंखध्वनि Shankhadhvani (Echo of the Conch)

Painting

शंखध्वनि Shankhadhvani (Echo of the Conch)

by Vishwa Patel

This work is a part of a quadriptych which reinterprets the apsara carvings of Rani Ki Vav, a stepwell built by Queen Udayamati in the 11th century in Patan, Gujarat, through the lens of miniature painting. Apsaras—celestial dancers depicted in... More

ज्योत्स्ना Jyotsnā (Light of the Moon)
ज्योत्स्ना Jyotsnā (Light of the Moon)

Mixed Media

ज्योत्स्ना Jyotsnā (Light of the Moon)

by Vishwa Patel

This work is a part of a diptych, offering a contemporary interpretation of Garba and exploring the intersection of tradition, cultural continuity, and labour of love used to create textiles. The figure in this work is more androgynous, dressed in... More