Spiritual & Mythological Sand Art Performances

A powerful portrait of Lord Hanuman, with "Jay Shree Ram" written in the sand. This is a tribute to his devotion, a theme that resonates deeply with many.

For the Rath Yatra festival, I created this vibrant sand art of Lord Jagannath. The use of bright colors captures the festive and divine energy of this grand celebration.

Performing a story from the Ramayan for an audience of children. It is wonderful to use sand art to introduce the younger generation to our great epics.

This performance was for a "Diksha Samaroh" in the Jain community in Mumbai. Spiritual events are a perfect setting for sand art, as it provides a visual medium for religious and moral stories.

A sand art portrait of Neem Karoli Baba, a revered spiritual guru. I used colored sand to detail his clothing and capture his kind and knowing smile.

This is a sand portrait of Premanand ji Maharaj of Vrindavan. Creating portraits of spiritual leaders requires a focus on capturing their unique presence and aura.

A sand art depiction of Mahavir Swami, created for a Jain event. The use of pink colored sand for the clothing adds a soft and respectful touch to the divine figure.

Performing a story from the Mahabharat at the Surajkund Mela in Delhi. This scene depicts Lord Krishna as the charioteer for Arjuna, a pivotal moment from the Bhagavad Gita.

A tribute to Lord Hanuman for Hanuman Jayanti. This piece shows him carrying the mace, with "Ram" written on it, symbolizing his strength and devotion.