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This is my most recent painting that I have made. It was inspired by the goddess Ganesha. I went with my whole family to the Skandaveil temple and this was the inspiration apart from small drawings in my sketch notebook.Ganesha is the elephant-headed Hindu god of beginnings, wisdom, and remover of obstacles.The material I used was acrylics and oil painting

At the top of the dune, everything feels different.

There's no noise, no cars, no people; just sand everywhere, like an endless, still ocean, yet somehow still alive. The wind blows gently, and that's how the dunes change shape.

When you look around, nothing catches your eye. Just dunes and more dunes, stretching to the horizon. It's strange, as if the world has suddenly become both bigger and quieter. You don't quite know where to look, because everything seems the same, but also different at the same time.

That endless sea of ​​dunes, and the silence, is what's most striking. It's not empty. It's full. You can feel it, as if it envelops you. And the wind keeps shaping the sand, creating and unmaking everything, as if nothing is meant to last forever.

Being there makes you think differently. All the things that normally worry you simply... disappear. They no longer have meaning in a place like this. It's as if your mind slows down without you even noticing.

As night falls, the sky feels immense, much larger than anywhere else. And you feel... (like I think a dung beetle feels in the middle of a city). But not in a bad way. Rather... in the sense of freedom.

Because in that moment, you don't just contemplate the desert. You contemplate yourself, your way of life, your way of thinking, and so much more. You realize that the less you have, the more you are.

Everything moves, even when it looks still.
And you understand why silence can say everything.

Gracias

There is a unique kind of magic in taking a single thread and, through a series of intentional knots, shaping it into a symbol of strength and creation. In my latest project, I decided to explore a form that is both deeply personal and universally powerful: the uterus.

A Symbol of Life and Resilience
This delicate macramé piece is more than just a decorative ornament. To me, it represents the incredible power of the female body—the ability to hold, nurture, and bring forth life. By using a deep, earthy red thread, I wanted to evoke a sense of grounding and vitality.

The Craft: Every twist and turn of the cord is a tribute to the complexity of our inner workings.

The Design: Compact and intricate, it’s designed to be a wearable reminder of one's own creative potential.

The Mystery: Sometimes the most meaningful things come from simply "creating something new" and seeing where the thread leads.

Why This Matters
Whether you are a mother, a creator, or someone who simply honors the divine feminine, symbols like these serve as a bridge between our physical selves and our spiritual power. It’s a small piece of art with a very big heart.