Author: Beena Devi

Mr Mani Depth In Abstract Series 2

26th March 2026 Mr Mani & Beena   Once again, Mr Mani captivates us with his extraordinary pen and ink renderings of floral patterns. I am excited to present these as a striking series of abstract art, each piece inviting viewers to immerse themselves in the intricate beauty of nature. Abstract art is often diverse,…

26th March 2026 Mr Mani Menon   With such cunning we weave A treacherous web for our foe Not realising that the often leave Leaving us trapped and nowhere to go….  

26th March 2026 Kala & Beena   Kala’s acrylic painting of a tree with gnarled roots immediately drew my attention and sparked my imagination. The complex, twisting roots told a story of struggle and resilience, skillfully depicted with both technical mastery and emotional depth. Achieving such a perspective is no easy task, yet Kala’s experienced…

25th March 2026 Dr Lakshmi Warrier A soft little story whispered under the night sky. Two tiny figures walking together, not saying much, yet saying everything. The world around them glows gently—the warm light from the house, the quiet path, the dreamy blue sky—as if everything is wrapped in a cozy hug. There’s something very…

25th March 2026 Dr Lakshmi Warrier This painting reflects a quiet balance within the soul. The deer stands as a symbol of strength—calm, steady, and grounded. It reminds us that true strength doesn’t always need to be seen or heard; sometimes, it simply exists within us, holding us together through everything. The birds resting on…

24th March 2026 Beena   When I shared my first Chinese-style watercolour painting online, it sparked a wave of thoughtful comments and heartfelt reactions. The artwork depicts a lively scene of children playing with glowing lanterns in a rural village, nestled among majestic mountains, with strings of firecrackers hanging festively from the houses. Portraying humans…

Samvrutha’s Still Life A basket of fruits

Sanvrutha’s Still Life Series 2 Breakfast Plate South Indian dosai with chutney and sambar

24th March 2026 Samvrutha Warrier & Beena   Hello everyone. Today, I am pleased to introduce Ms. Samvrutha Warrier, the talented 11-year-old daughter of Dr. Lakshmi. Her grandmother, Jayashree, recently shared with me several of Samvrutha’s remarkable artworks. Over the next few posts, I will showcase a series of her still life paintings: the first…