Hathor

HathorWoman Oil Painting This Queen Bee of Ancient Egypt was the Goddess of Love, Queen of Women, Beauty, Pleasure and Music and Dance, embodying the beauty of Aphrodite and the grace of Venus. Hathor struts her divine presence across the banks of the Nile and the lands of Kemet, while wearing a ravishing cow horned headdress a stunning reminder of her celestial power. Possessing powerful dominion over music, dance, foreign lands, love, and beauty, the

it might also be a mark of modesty and virtue in many cultures

whilst being both practical and spiritual

Different forms emerge as stoic structures

A butterfly

This piece reflects not only the serene shores of Sri Lanka but also the very essence of the minimalist aesthetic

While painting this I had uncertainties about the realism of it

The feathers create a sense of movement and freedom

appear to float weightlessly against a backdrop of resplendent

This work from the series “Perinneal Pastures” celebrates spring

The emotions connected to the nostalgic memories of monsoon and childhood are reflected/ interwoven throughout the works

urging the viewer to engage with the space and silence that it so eloquently captures

broken silk threads