Art Exhibition at the European Union Headquarters

Created in the Kaushiki style of Mithila painting, Tandav portrays Lord Shiva in his cosmic dance, symbolizing creation, preservation, and transformation. Through vibrant colors and expressive forms, the artwork captures Shiva's divine energy while blending traditional Mithila aesthetics with a contemporary visual approach.

A Kaushiki-style Mithila painting inspired by Aripan designs, centered on the lotus symbol of purity and spirituality, expressed through bold colors and modern form.

A Kaushiki-style Mithila painting depicting a woodcutter's simple rural life, highlighting harmony between humans and nature through vibrant colors and expressive forms without line work.

A Kaushiki-style Mithila painting depicting fishermen at a village pond, highlighting rural simplicity and harmony with nature through vibrant colors and expressive, line-free forms.

A Mithila folk painting showing a male and female musician playing bansuri and sitar under a tree, symbolizing harmony between music, nature, and rural cultural traditions.

A Mithila folk painting depicting women working together at home making flower garlands, symbolizing unity, cooperation, and the dignity of shared family life.

A Mithila folk painting showing a newly married woman in a red saree walking through a forest path, symbolizing emotional transition, love, and connection with nature.

A Mithila folk painting showing a woman walking to a temple in devotion, symbolizing faith, purity, and the spiritual rhythm of rural life.

A Mithila folk painting depicting a Hindu saint in Bhagwa attire performing rituals before a sacred fire, symbolizing devotion, discipline, and spiritual awakening in a natural mountain setting.

A Kaushiki-style Mithila painting depicting everyday village life, where men and women engage in daily chores, symbolizing harmony, community, and cultural continuity in rural settings.

A black-and-white Godna folk art interpretation of Samudra Manthan, depicting gods and demons churning the cosmic ocean. It symbolizes creation, destruction, and balance, highlighting divine treasures, Halahala poison, and Lord Shiva's sacrifice.

A Mithila painting of the traditional Doli Kahaar scene showing a bride's journey to her new home. It symbolizes transition, new beginnings, and cultural ritual through rich motifs of nature, harmony, and auspicious symbols.

A black-and-white Mithila painting showing a tree transformed into a shared home for birds, symbolizing coexistence, belonging, and harmony with nature through detailed folk patterns.

A Mithila-style painting of Buddha's enlightenment beneath the Bodhi tree, symbolizing wisdom, peace, and spiritual awakening through intricate folk motifs and meditative composition.

A Mithila style split-face composition symbolizing Earth's environmental contrast, one side polluted and industrial, the other lush and thriving, highlighting the impact of human activity and the hope for ecological restoration.

A Mithila style painting showing two elephants beneath a Kadamb tree with intertwined trunks, symbolizing emotional and spiritual connection, trust, and the unseen forces that draw beings together.

A Mithila style painting using a balance scale to symbolize gender equality, showing a farmer and a woman in perfect balance, representing equal value of work, care, and shared contribution in life.

A Mithila Godna inspired Mithila painting featuring a turtle with mandala-like circular patterns filled with animal motifs, symbolizing cosmic cycles, mythology, and interconnected life through the story of Raja Sahlesh.

A Mithila-style painting depicting Ram, Sita, and Lakshman's exile from the Ramayana, symbolizing duty, devotion, and dharma through a vibrant forest setting and traditional folk motifs.

A Mithila painting of Krishna's Raas Leela with gopis in a symbolic forest garden, expressing divine love, devotion, and unity through vibrant traditional motifs and rhythmic folk patterns.

This painting expresses harmony through Mithila-inspired motifs, using vibrant forms and natural symbolism to celebrate diversity, unity, and peaceful coexistence between cultures and communities

A Mithila painting showing villagers under a sacred tree discussing sustainable development, symbolizing knowledge, community participation, and environmental harmony

A Mithila painting inspired by SDG 4, depicting joyful learning in a village school under a symbolic tree, reflecting education, growth, and hope.

A Mithila painting expressing harmony between humans, animals, and nature, highlighting biodiversity, sustainability, and traditional cultural motifs.

A Mithila painting depicting Janakpur's cultural life centered around the sacred Janaki Temple, blending festivals, nature, and community. It reflects heritage, harmony, and sustainable living through traditional motifs and vibrant village scenes.

A Mithila painting in Kachni style featuring Swayambhunath and Buddha as symbols of peace and awakening, expressing harmony, sustainability, and global unity through nature, culture, and spiritual balance.

A Mithila painting in Kachni and Varni style showing harmony between tradition and modern life. It highlights sustainability, nature, and cultural unity through symbolic trees, water, and community life.

A vibrant painting depicting a symbolic tree filled with birds and harmonious interaction between humans and nature, representing coexistence, trust, and ecological balance.

A contemporary Mithila-style painting symbolizing gender equality and mutual respect, depicting man and woman as equals connected through symbolic unity, emphasizing balance, dignity, and shared responsibility in society.

A Mithila-style painting showing a woman teaching and sharing knowledge with other women, symbolizing education, freedom, and empowerment through the imagery of birds being released from a cage.

A contemporary Mithila-inspired painting of a stylized bird with rhythmic motifs, symbolizing the interconnectedness of nature, spirituality, and cultural heritage through a bold modern color contrast.

A painting contrasting environmental degradation with hope, showing pollution on one side and empowered women in education, farming, and community work on the other, symbolizing resilience and a sustainable future.