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Hi.I'm Pankti, a self learned artist. I love exploring nature, my zest to paint the abundant beauty

25/06/2026

“Threads of Becoming “
This series of photographs presents “Threads of Becoming” from different perspectives, each one revealing another layer of its story.
At first glance, the Tree of Life stands as a unified form. But as the images shift, so too does the experience of it details emerge, patterns deepen, and connections begin to reveal themselves.
The trunk, built through mandala-inspired structure, represents the grounding force within us: resilience shaped quietly over time, layer by layer. It holds the weight of experience, yet remains open to growth.
Above it, the leaves formed from the Flower of Life speak to something greater than the individual. They reflect the invisible threads that connect us, people, moments, and memories that shape the direction of our lives in ways we don’t always notice until we step back.
Together, these perspectives mirror a truth about our own journeys: we are rarely seen fully in a single moment. Meaning unfolds gradually, through context, reflection, and time.
In viewing the same piece from multiple angles, the intention is simple, to echo how life itself is experienced. Not in isolation, but as a continuous unfolding of connection, change, and becoming.

16/06/2026

I’m delighted to share that my exhibitions are currently on display at Rush Library and North Clondalkin Library.
The exhibition at Rush Library was installed today and the exhibition at North Clondalkin Library last week, will be available until 27th June.
Both exhibitions are available for library visitors to enjoy, offering an opportunity to experience my artwork in a welcoming community setting.
Library exhibitions play an important role in making art accessible to the community. They enrich the library environment, support local artists, and offer visitors an opportunity to engage with creativity and culture in a public space. By bringing art into libraries, we create opportunities for inspiration, conversation, and community connection.
If you’re nearby, I invite you to drop in and take a look. Many thanks to both the libraries for supporting local artists and helping make art accessible to all.

(Library Exhibition, Community Arts, Local Artist, Visual Arts, Public Art, Art in Libraries, Cultural Engagement, Creative Community, Accessible Art, Artistic Expression, Community Connection, Local Creativity, Cultural Experience, Arts and Culture)

12/06/2026

My latest mandala workshop was a beautiful reminder of why I love sharing this practice. ✨
Watching creativity unfold and seeing people connect with themselves through colour, pattern, and mindfulness fills me with so much joy.
What I love most is that the joy is shared, I can see it in every smile, every moment of focus, and every finished mandala.
The beauty of mandala art is that no perfection is needed. It’s simply a chance to step away from a busy schedule, slow down, relax, and enjoy the process. 💛
These workshops are about more than creating art; they’re about being present, finding a little calm, and making space for yourself.
Thank you to everyone who joined and brought their unique energy to the circle.✨
DM me if you’d like to host a mandala workshop at your place or join one of my upcoming sessions.

(ArtForEveryone, CommunityWorkshop,
MindfulMoments, CreativityForWellbeing, DublinWorkshops, DublinEvents, IrelandWorkshops, WorkshopFacilitator, CreativeCommunity, MandalaLove)

08/06/2026

INNER GROVE keep going 💁🏻‍♀️
Elephants are always my first choice when I try something new in my art.
There is something about their presence that feels steady and grounding, even in a small painting like this. I don’t need many details when I work with them, just enough to feel their energy and form.
In this piece, I let simple mandala-inspired flow and soft Celtic influence move gently across the elephant. Nothing heavy, nothing forced. Just a quiet balance of shape and feeling.
Even in a small space, the elephant carries its own depth.
That is what I keep learning from them, strength does not depend on size or detail. It exists in presence.

03/06/2026

INNER GROVE : SPACE 🌌
This painting was created late at night.
The room was dark except for the canvas, and as I repeated the Flower of Life patterns across the black background, it began to feel less like painting and more like drifting through space.
The colorful forms kept expanding outward endlessly, like galaxies, thoughts, memories, or invisible frequencies moving through the universe. There was no clear beginning or ending to it.
While working on this piece, I found myself thinking about how certain symbols survive across centuries and cultures. The Flower of Life appears again and again in sacred geometry, mandalas, spiritual traditions, and even Celtic symbolism as though humanity has always sensed there is an unseen order connecting everything.
What I love most about space is that it looks empty at first. But it isn’t.
It holds movement. Energy. Silence. Possibility.
This painting became my reflection on that feeling, the realization that even in darkness, we are never truly disconnected.

01/06/2026

INNER GROVE - FIRE 🔥
There was a different energy while creating this painting.
The first piece felt calm and grounding. This one refused to stay still.
I began with the same Flower of Life pattern, but this time the orange tones kept growing brighter, warmer, more intense., almost like the canvas was carrying its own pulse. Layer by layer, the painting started reminding me of moments in life where everything changes at once. The kind of moments that feel uncomfortable while they are happening, but later become turning points.
Fire has always meant more to me than destruction. It is transformation. It is emotion, passion, anger, courage, and creation existing together.
As the repeating geometry expanded, I kept thinking about how symbols like the Flower of Life appear throughout different cultures and histories, including Celtic traditions as if humans have always searched for patterns to understand energy, spirit, and existence.
This painting became about that inner fire we all carry. The one that pushes us forward even when we are afraid to move.

28/05/2026

ADDITION TO INNER GROVE: NATURE 🌿
This painting began with a memory I couldn’t fully explain.
A feeling of standing alone in the nature after rain… when everything is quiet except the sound of leaves moving in the wind. In that moment, nature doesn’t feel separate from us. It feels like something ancient we still carry inside.
As I started painting the Flower of Life in green, the pattern slowly unfolded across the canvas almost like growing roots. Repeating circles became branches, pathways, breath, and rhythm. The more I painted, the more I thought about how this sacred geometry exists across cultures, including Celtic traditions, a shared symbol of connection, harmony, and life itself.
I didn’t want to force different elements together. I wanted the symbol to speak naturally on its own. This piece became my meditation on nature, not only the forests and earth around us, but the inner landscape we return to when the world becomes too loud.
Sometimes healing is simply remembering that we belong to something larger than ourselves.

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