A Journey Through Color, Chaos, and Curiosity

Art Pop Up at Goa Collective Bazaar at Hilltop, Anjuna.

The Hilltop Friday Market in Anjuna is not just a marketplace; it’s a cultural hub where the spirit of Goa’s counterculture thrives. For an artist like me, this space offers more than just a sales opportunity. It’s a chance to be part of a living, breathing culture that values creativity over commerce. People approached my stall with curiosity. Some connected with the ancient motifs, while others appreciated the modern style and colours.

Roshni Ali

Feb 233 min read

This acrylic artwork is my homage to him following his death in 2025. In the painting, Ozzy sits on a throne beneath a gothic arch, commanding a scene that fuses fantasy and rock lore. In front of him, goat-humanoids play skull-shaped guitars, while a central figure pounds the drums—a surreal celebration of his musical kingdom.

Prince of Darkness: An Ozzy Osbourne Tribute

Prince of Darkness is my acrylic tribute to Ozzy Osbourne, the legendary musician who shaped rock and heavy metal for generations. In this surreal, gothic-inspired artwork, Ozzy sits on a throne under a dark arch, surrounded by goat-humanoids playing skull-shaped guitars and drums. Created after his passing in 2025, the piece celebrates his enduring influence and reminds us that while he may be gone, the spirit of rock will live forever.

Roshni Ali

Aug 27, 20251 min read

This series of acrylic artworks is my tribute to Tim Burton’s Beetlejuice, celebrating his signature blend of dark comedy, surreal visuals, and whimsical horror. The first piece shows Bob, the afterlife clerk, stuck at his desk under the banner “Employee of the Month,” a satirical take on bureaucracy and death. The second portrays Mr. Beetlejuice himself, his head exploding with chaotic, bizarre elements, reflecting his mischievous and unpredictable personality. The third features the Sand Snake

Bizarre Worlds and Dark Humor: Inspired by Tim Burton

This series of acrylic artworks is my tribute to Tim Burton’s Beetlejuice, celebrating his signature blend of dark comedy, surreal visuals, and whimsical horror. The first piece shows Bob, the afterlife clerk, stuck at his desk under the banner “Employee of the Month,” a satirical take on bureaucracy and death. The second portrays Mr. Beetlejuice himself, his head exploding with chaotic, bizarre elements, reflecting his mischievous and unpredictable personality. The third fea

Roshni Ali

Jan 9, 20252 min read

Churning the Subconscious: Exploring the myth of 'Samudhra Manthan'

Samudra Manthan painting by Roshni Ali, contemporary psychedelic interpretation of the Hindu myth showing devas and asuras churning the cosmic ocean with Vasuki.

Roshni Ali

Universal Ganesha: Art, Myth, and Reflection on Abundance

A reflection on Universal Ganesha by Roshni Ali, an artist from Goa—an exploration of myth, material, and meaning. Created during a time of global unrest, the painting draws from the Mahabharata to question how greed shapes our choices, distorts wisdom, and quietly leads to conflict, while inviting a deeper understanding of abundance, balance, and awareness.

Roshni Ali

Mandrem witnessed a vibrant coming together of artists and art lovers over the weekend of 14th and 15th March, as Walls of Mandrem Vol. 01 unfolded in collaboration with Studio Noor and Hustliq House Cafe.The exhibition brought together a diverse group of contemporary artists, each presenting a unique visual language. The featured artists included, in alphabetical order: Gaurika Noor, Hemant Verma, Maya Tideman, Megha Jeevan, Natasha Menon, Neha Chaudhary, Preetal Dingre, Roshni Ali, Sahaya Sharma, Sahil Savla, and Shanteri Nayak.

Walls of Mandrem Vol. 01- Community Art Exhibit by Studio Noor and Hustliq House Cafe in Goa

Mandrem witnessed a vibrant coming together of artists and art lovers over the weekend of 14th and 15th March, as Walls of Mandrem Vol. 01 unfolded in collaboration with Studio Noor and Hustliq House Cafe. What set Walls of Mandrem apart was its strong sense of community. The event saw a steady flow of friends, familiar faces, and curious visitors, creating an atmosphere that was both relaxed and engaging.

Roshni Ali