Garden of Delight

Imagine the locus of our beginning and end, where the conscious self reunites with its hidden source. In soft shades of rose and blue, a garden unfolds - a place of stillness and awakening.

A path winds upward beyond the tree, leading toward distant forms that seem half-temple, half-memory. Among flowering shrubs, birds rustle and sing, weaving sound into silence. In their midst sits a Buddha, one knee raised, his head resting gently on his hand - a gesture of both repose and reflection.

Garden of Delight is a meditation on return: where the outer world fades into the inner, and thought dissolves into the quiet rhythm of being.

Twilight in the Saffron Garden

Against a dark, water-like depth, the white silhouette of a tree reaches upward toward the full moon. Its branches shimmer like threads of light, and within them, a pair of birds rests - silent witnesses to the hour between day and night.

The scene is framed with warm, ornamental tones, the saffron glow of fading sun meeting the cool breath of twilight. In this garden of stillness, shadow and illumination intertwine, and the world holds its breath before the night fully blooms.

Tree-Line Garden

Rows of patterned landscape beneath a golden full moon. The painting glows in hues of blue, beige, brown and green - earth and sky joined in a gentle rhythm of form and light.

At the center stands a cypress, its slender shape framing a window into another world. Through it, a blossoming cherry branch extends outward, crossing the threshold between realms. The cypress becomes both portal and guardian, holding the moment where nature, pattern, and imagination converge.

Tree-Line Garden is a meditation on continuity - the living rhythm that binds what is rooted to what is dreamed.

واہ - Garden Wâh

Inspired by the historic Wâh Gardens of Mughal Emperor Akbar - whose very name means “Wow, what a garden” - this painting reimagines that royal retreat as a living harmony of water and design.

Water channels weave through symmetrical architecture, where blue, red, green, and golden hues shimmer like reflections of light and time. Within the garden lie quiet invitations: a labyrinth to explore, a carpet for rest, and trees that form ornamental patterns, echoing the rhythm of the architecture itself. The gate stands open, welcoming all who wish to enter.

Garden Wâh is both memory and invitation - where history flows into imagination, and symmetry blossoms into wonder.