A creative tribute to the rich spiritual legacy of Hindu mythology, reimagined through contemporary art. This collection blends graphite, charcoal, and acrylic to bring to life revered gods and goddesses — from the fierce energy of Durga to the serene wisdom of Vishnu.
The collection explores light & shadow, power & grace, and creates a bridge between tradition and contemporary expression.
Presented At
India Art Festival
23 – 26 Jan 2025, Mumbai
04 – 06 Apr 2025, Hyderabad
1. Faces of Vishnu
Artist: Harmeet Sodhi
Medium: Graphite
Size: 30 × 40 inches
An artistic representation of Vishnu’s Vishwarupa Darshan (Universal Form). The central figure of Vishnu appears with multiple heads and arms, each holding symbols and weapons that portray aspects of divinity. Intricate patterns on garments, celestial beings, and a churning vessel populate the scene. Executed within 60 hours using fine graphite powder to achieve deep texture and subtle gradations of grey, the work creates a striking three-dimensional presence.
2. The Lord of Beginnings
Artist: Suman Panchal
Medium: Acrylic on Canvas
Size: 30 × 40 inches
A radiant vision of Lord Ganesha seated in calm strength. A deep crimson background and golden motifs give the composition warmth and auspiciousness. Details include bejewelled ornaments, symbolic objects (modak, axe, noose), and rich textural treatment. The painting functions as an invocation — a visual prayer inviting clarity, humility, and divine guidance.
3. The Son of Shiva
Artist: Suman Panchal
Medium: Acrylic on Canvas
Size: 30 × 40 inches
A reverential portrayal of Kartikeya (Skanda/Murugan) — commander of celestial armies — combining regal detailing with warrior alertness. A turquoise, mosaic-like backdrop radiates energy while finely etched ornaments and crown motifs demonstrate meticulous craftsmanship. The piece invites contemplation on discipline, valour, and compassion.
4. A Bond Unbreakable
Artist: Reet Mittal
Medium: Charcoal
Size: 35 × 35 inches
A moving portrait of the child–parent bond between Lord Shiva and Lord Ganesha. The elephant's trunk rests gently against Shiva, suggesting intimate affection. The trunk can also be read as a serpent — an echo of Shiva's associations — emphasizing cyclical life and deep reverence.
5. The Path of Nirvana
Artist: Rajkumar Prajapati
Medium: Charcoal
Size: 35 × 35 inches
A dramatic charcoal drawing referencing the spiritual journey to enlightenment and the Eightfold Path. The multi-armed deity suggests the multifaceted practice of spiritual life; surrounding celestial beings and swirling clouds heighten the sense of wonder and veneration.
A luminous depiction of Ram Lalla — childhood form of Lord Rama — mounted within an ornate temple-like arch. The piece emphasizes virtues of truthfulness, humility, and dharma; polished dark surfaces give the figure a soft, living presence.
7. THE MUSE OF THE ARTS
Artist: Harmeet Sodhi
Medium: Graphite
Size: 30 × 40 inches
Saraswati Mata captured in a radiant moment, strumming her veena. The work celebrates music, art, wisdom, and learning; delicate rendering invites viewers to embrace creativity and knowledge.
8. Baglamukhi: The Power of Inner Peace
Artist: Arti Mittal
Medium: Acrylic on Canvas (stone carving described)
Size: 40 × 28 inches
A portrayal of the Mahavidya Baglamukhi — fierce yet serene. The composition balances intricate carving detail with a tranquil, calming presence, reminding viewers that true strength arises from inner peace.
9. The Keeper of History
Artist: Arti Mittal
Medium: Acrylic on Canvas
Size: 30 × 40 inches
A sandstone-like sculpture depiction of Ganesha as the scribe of memory — ornate carvings suggest mythological scenes and the preservation of stories for generations.
10. Harmony with Nature
Artist: Suman Panchal
Medium: Acrylic on Canvas
Size: 30 × 40 inches
Hanuman Ji depicted in meditation — a study in devotion and contemplation. The piece conveys unwavering loyalty and spiritual tranquillity.
11. The Cosmic Mother
Artist: Harmeet Sodhi
Medium: Acrylic on Canvas
Size: 30 × 40 inches
Durga in full glory, seated on a lion and adorned with ornaments — a dynamic composition of vibrant colour and divine feminine power.
12. The Ghat of the Holy City
Artist: Suman Panchal
Medium: Charcoal
Size: 35 × 50 inches
A timeless black-and-white rendering of the Banaras Ghats — architectural detail and play of light & shadow create a meditative mood and sense of history.
13. Serenity on The Lake
Artist: Reet Mittal
Medium: Graphite
Size: 30 × 40 inches
A delicate graphite scene from Udaipur capturing domes, arches, and reflective waters — fine architectural detailing evokes calm and nostalgia.
14. A Glimpse of Heaven
Artist: Harmeet Sodhi
Medium: Acrylic on Canvas
Size: 30 × 40 inches
A celestial depiction of a sacred Hindu site with golden temples and a radiant sun; textured backgrounds and the presence of a Shiva Lingam give the work reverence and antiquity.