Madhusudhan Mahale

This mesmerizing artwork depicts Lord Vishnu, the preserver and protector of the universe, in a striking fusion of traditional and contemporary artistic styles. His four arms hold sacred symbols—the Sudarshan Chakra, the conch (Shankha), and other divine elements—representing his cosmic duties of maintaining dharma (righteousness) and balance. The intricate patterns and geometric forms, including the Sri Yantra at his feet, symbolize spiritual energy, universal order, and infinite existence. The backdrop is adorned with tribal Warli-style figures, illustrating the connection between divine power and human life. The rich palette of blues, yellows, and reds reflects Vishnu’s divine aura and his eternal role in sustaining cosmic harmony.

his vibrant and intricate artwork presents Neel Madhav, a unique form of Lord Krishna, depicted with strikingly expressive eyes and adorned in a fusion of folk and classical patterns. The rhythmic pose and the flute symbolize divine music and cosmic harmony, while the rich ornamentation and colors celebrate cultural and spiritual diversity. The presence of the Shankha (conch) and sacred emblems on the right further emphasize the spiritual essence of the painting, linking it to devotion, tradition, and transcendence.

This captivating four-panel artwork reinterprets the Yin-Yang symbol through the lens of color, texture, and energy. Each quadrant represents a unique force of nature—possibly the four elements (Earth, Fire, Water, Air) or the shifting cycles of life. The swirling spirals and organic patterns suggest movement, transformation, and the eternal dance of duality. The contrasting warm and cool tones emphasize the interplay between opposing yet complementary forces, reminding us that harmony is found in the balance of contradictions.

This artwork is a mesmerizing interplay of geometric patterns, symmetry, and vibrant blues, with golden accents symbolizing enlightenment and progression. The structured elements and interconnected circles evoke the Golden Ratio, reflecting life’s balance between order and chaos. The checkerboard patterns and abstract doorways suggest a journey—perhaps of self-discovery or the unfolding of one’s destiny. Tribal and organic motifs at the borders ground the piece in human heritage, hinting at the deep connection between ancient wisdom and modern abstraction.