YOGA IN ART was born during the pandemic's quiet moments, when the world's slowdown allowed me to reconnect with my Indian roots as an artist. This period of introspection led me to rediscover my passion for yoga, which became an integral part of my daily routine and a profound inspiration for my art.

As an architect, I'm accustomed to working with forms and figures, and I found that yoga's art of shaping the body, mind, and soul resonated deeply with me. I immersed myself in the science of yoga and began drawing my favorite poses.

My artistic style has been heavily influenced by the Bauhaus movement, which I studied in Germany. Characterized by free-flowing curves and soft pastel colors, my artworks are designed to evoke a sense of calm and warmth in any space – whether it's a home or office.

This is how YOGA IN ART came to life – a fusion of art and yoga that celebrates the perfection of the body and the serenity of the mind. Through my art, I aim to inspire others to find peace, balance, and harmony in their own lives.

My passion lies in creating art that inspires people to connect with their daily yoga and wellness practices. Just as yoga is a journey of self-discovery, I believe that art can be a powerful tool for introspection and self-reflection, helping individuals return to their inner selves.