Where Something Still Grows

Where Something Still GrowsLandscape Acrylic Painting Where Something Still Grows speaks of endurance rather than arrival. A solitary tree rises from a textured ground, its roots exposed and extending downward as much as its branches reach upward. The landscape around it feels unsettled layered with movement, shifting tones, and traces of erosion yet the tree remains, not triumphant, but present. The composition holds a quiet tension between fragility and persistence. Gold

all together

and green to reflect the festive mood associated with Ganesha's arrival

with the emotions I felt at the time

meticulously rendered with unique shapes and varying colors

where a glamorous girl exudes sophistication and allure

glows faintly in the sun

Sparkly stars dispersed all over the sky give us brightness

the typical green mesh used in gardens

Their delicate petals glow against deep greens

It’s rightly said that Krishna is incomplete without his soulmate Radha besides him

In German tradition

which is often hidden to the naked eyes