Iperartika

31/07/2026

There is No Spoon
What if one day you discovered that time is not something you have, but something you can create?

As a mother, I am on duty 24 hours a day, and for years I kept telling myself that I didn’t have time to make art. One day, while caring for my second baby, I absentmindedly doodled a mandala—the first one I had ever created in my life. Time seemed to stop, and I began to breathe differently.

The priorities in my life shifted. Things that once felt urgent suddenly moved much lower on my to-do list.

I realized how deeply I needed these moments of creation—how much they nourished me, the magic they released, and the way they brought me back to the present moment.

I created this piece one month after discovering the meditative art of mandala drawing. I felt there was no turning back.

Today, I am peace. Time is infinite when we learn how to create it.

Medium: Indian ink pen and watercolours on Bristol paper.

12/07/2026

For a divergent thinker, a simple question can be the trigger for infinite worlds.

An overactive imagination, you might say?

We need to filter our answers to create solutions, but sometimes… or rather, always… it is wonderful to dive in and get lost in the infinite possibilities of the world of ideas.

Medium: Fineliner and pencil on Bristol paper.
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12/07/2026

This artwork reflects the sense of freedom I experienced when I finally discovered my own visual language after many years of exploration.

After spending years using illustration as a tool to bring other people’s ideas and projects to life, I found in this form of expression the perfect balance between a powerful visual language and personal artistic freedom. It allows me to create work that is both expressive and meaningful, becoming a vehicle for conveying ideas of harmony, inner calm, and creative mindfulness.
Medium: Indian ink pen and watercolours on Bristol paper.
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12/07/2026

What is the point that separates people from ideas? Where do the barriers between imagination and reality lie?

My perspective is true if it is mine because it is my point of view, and it is unique and special.

Like every piece in this current collection, this work begins with a compositional decision, and then the rational mind shuts off until my breathing slows down and the shapes draw themselves and are born on their own without thought.

We are in the present; today we exist, today we create.

Medium: Indian ink pen and watercolours on Bristol paper.

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24/04/2026

Overthinking is often called a flaw. I call it creative energy without a destination.
If you have a restless mind that builds worlds inside worlds, you don't need less ideas—you need a channel.
In this video, I’m sharing the simple, meditative practice that helped me stop the mental chaos and start creating with purpose.
Stop suppressing your brilliance. Let's redirect it.

Why Overthinking is Actually Your Greatest Creative Superpower 🧠💫

23/04/2026

🧘🏻‍♀️✍🏻🌱Discover the simple yet profound act of drawing. 🧘🏻‍♀️✍🏻🌱

23/04/2026

🧘🏻‍♀️✍🏻🌱Notice your breath. Feel the movement of your hand as you draw. If your mind wanders, gently return to the lines on the page. This simple practice brings immediate peace. 🧘🏻‍♀️✍🏻🌱

23/04/2026

🧘🏻‍♀️✍🏻🌱Take a breath. Look at your drawing and notice how you feel right now. Embrace this moment of quiet contemplation🧘🏻‍♀️✍🏻🌱

23/04/2026

🧘🏻‍♀️✍🏻🌱Feeling overwhelmed? Try this simple drawing practice. Grab your favorite pen and paper, and let's create a soft, repeating pattern. Slow down and let your mind find peace, one gentle curve at a time.

22/04/2026

Experience the gentle shift in your breath and the calming effect as your thoughts begin to still. This simple act of drawing on paper can bring profound peace.