Wendy’s Waterfall Series 3
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Die Hard Adventurers Series 2
Die Hard Adventurers Series 1
10th November 2026 Wendy & Beena Wendy has painted a mesmerizing series of waterfalls in the evocative Chinese watercolour style. Her paintings captivate viewers, transporting them into scenes of tranquil beauty. The serenity that radiates from each brushstroke invites contemplation and a sense of peace, leaving a lasting impression long after the first glance….
Happy Birthday Xing Xing
11th November 2026 Beena, Xing Xing & Yumi Capturing Xing in motion, dancing with her kite while Yumi followed, was a joy to paint. The scene lives vividly in my memory—a moment of childhood wonder frozen in time. Using acrylics on a 9×9 inch canvas board, I finally brought to life an image that…
Yin vs Yang
26th October 2026 Mani & Beena When Mani sent me this ink drawing of Yin and Yang, I was immediately struck by its originality. Though rendered solely in black and white, the bold contrast between the two halves is captivating. The intricate interplay within the artwork speaks volumes about balance and complexity, holding my…
Weaving Circle Series 4
19th October 2026 Tsholofelo Kenathetswe Botswana This stunning handcrafted basket from Botswana immediately commanded attention. In the northwestern Okavango Delta, basket-weaving is both an art and a way of life. Artisans skillfully split the leaves of the Mokola palm and create intricate patterns using natural dyes—each motif echoing the land, the rivers, and the…
Weaving Circle Series 3
19th October 2026 Mousa WELE Senegal His T-shirt’s exquisitely woven pattern immediately drew every eye in the room. Subtle colours undulated across the fabric, forming wave-like motifs that evoked the rhythm of the sea—an echo of Senegal’s stunning coastline. The artistry in each thread told a silent story of heritage and place, sparking admiration…
Weaving Circle Series 2
19th October 2026 Shreeya Pradhan NEPAL Her beautiful seating cushion, masterfully woven from traditional local materials—perhaps rice straw or hay—stood out for its craftsmanship and purpose. The dense weave insulated against the winter’s chill and stayed cool through the summer’s heat. As she spoke, she painted a vivid picture of her family gathered on…
Weaving Circle Series 1
19th October 2026 Beena Recently, I had the privilege of joining a sharing circle devoted to weaving as a shared heritage. Sonia from HAUS Kuching, the organiser, invited me to bring a woven item, but as a complete novice, I chose to attend as an observer. Stepping into the gathering, I was struck by…
