By Uttara Shidore. To me, drawing these patterns feels like a silent prayer—healing, meditative, and cathartic.

By Sarita Chouhan. Like a weaver weaving warp and weft. It's repetitive. Meditative. Mystic.

By Puja Bhakhoo. This piece explores what happens when divine rage collides with human emotions. It’s not about the thunder we hear, but the storm we feel — the tension, the anticipation, the unraveling beneath the surface.

By Narendra Pachkhede. This is a choreography of chaos, a Sufi whirling, a mirror with no reflection, something unnamed—and unnamable, an ethic of becoming, an aesthetic of surrender.