Pichwai (Autumn Harvest)

A field of overlapping, parasol-like discs drifts across a muted ground, each translucent circle holding a hushed bloom of color that feels both atmospheric and precise. The composition replaces horizon and depth with a floating tessellation, where soft shadows and delicate tonal shifts suggest a world seen from above—part garden, part constellation. Encircled by an ornamental border, the image becomes a contemplative “carpet” of light, proposing abundance without noise and inviting the eye to wander as if through layered memories. In its gentle congestion of forms, the work speaks to coexistence: individual presences touching, eclipsing, and harmonizing within a single, quiet system.