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She is one of the most intuitive, insightful and enthusiastic artist from Gujarat whose forte is working in water colors.

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Always armed with a sketchbook and a camera, she finds stories and beauty in every little thing around her. She challenges her own self by taking part in on-spot competitions, workshops and constantly exploring various mediums. I have seen her evolve as an artist over years and she has reached the brink by putting her heart and soul in each of her paintings.

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Some of her painting gems are of Rani ki Vav, Polo Forest, Modera Sun temple and so on. It reveals her love for monuments, architecture, culture and sculpture. On her visit to Eklingji, she ended up painting not one but fifty-one beautiful paintings. I am really in admiration of her the way she sees delight, marvel and enchantment in people, remote-historic and places of pilgrims. These 51 paintings of Eklingji were a challenge which she has fulfilled with complete devotion and dedication. My special Abhinandan (blessings and wishes) for rendering each painting brilliantly.

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Her brush gracefully moves with floating colours in sync and tranquility. They way she effortlessly merges her colours gives a fresh and a fluid look. Soft brushing and rhythm are delicately and deftly used by her. Her colour palette is powerful yet so beautifully in sync with expression that her paintings are dreamy, delightful and awe inspiring.

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From the very beginning she has studied several paintings of various artists like Turner, Van Gogh, Monet and so on. Her leanings and learnings are profound fueled with pure dedication, fascination, and lots observation as a water colour artist.

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I am immensely proud of her and her work. My best wishes and regards.

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