Art By Sriram

Madhubani and European Renaissance art Fusion.

“Admiration” here feels like standing before the sacred — eyes closed, heart open.

The figure doesn’t worship; she witnesses beauty with devotion.

Art Form: Raja Ravi Varma’s figurative realism

Romantic Love – “The First Touch”

The air stood still between our sighs,

The dusk turned gold within your eyes.

No word was said, no promise spun,

Yet hearts confessed — that we are one.

Your hand, a whisper near my own,

The world around, in silence shone.

In that first touch, the soul could see —

Maternal Love – The Mother’s Embrace

Art Form: Madhubani Art

Within her arms, the world begins,

Her lullaby dissolves all sins.

A thousand gods in one soft hue,

Aipan Art from Uttarkand

“Lakshmi Chowki”

by Sriram

Upon the earthen red she treads,

Her silver feet in rice lines spread,

A lotus blooms where blessings flow,

Through swastik paths her footprints glow.

From humble clay, divinity wakes,

Prosperity’s pulse in silence takes,

In white and red, the cosmos sings —

Of sacred homes and golden things.

Madhubani Series - 2

Tree of Life (Gond)

The Gond-style Tree of Life rises tall, its branches teeming with animals and birds. Roots dissolve into glowing cosmic swirls, showing life’s abundance as both grounded in earth and infinite in the universe.

Madhubani art (also called Mithila painting) is a traditional Indian folk art from the Mithila region of Bihar.

Style: Intricate line work, bright natural colors, and bold geometric patterns.

Themes: Mythology (gods, goddesses), nature (sun, moon, animals, plants), and daily life.

Technique: Traditionally painted on walls, floors, and later on paper/canvas using natural dyes and brushes made from twigs.

Unique Feature: Entire space is filled—there’s usually no empty background.

In short: Madhubani is a vibrant storytelling art form where mythology, nature, and culture meet in detailed patterns and colors.

Ganesha in Abstract Cosmos

In silence and color, words find their breath.

Each stroke, each poem, is a pause—

an invitation to see more in less.

In darkness deep, the cosmos wakes,

Negativity shatters, the old world breaks.

From radiant fire new blessings flow,