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Art Calendar 2026: Reimagining Sacred Archetypes inspired by India's Ancient Heritage
India’s ancient temples tell stories of life philosophy. Visiting the Hoysala temples, Hampi, Mahabalipuram, and Ellora, I was struck by the grandeur of our heritage and the powerful myths behind each site.
These myths reveal sacred archetypes—universal symbols and characters that explore the nature of reality.
Returning to Goa, I noticed these archetypes reflected in the vibrant contemporary music scene.
Roshni Ali
Feb 135 min read
Under the Sea
Under the Sea is a whimsical acrylic painting by Roshni Ali that playfully celebrates the quirks of ocean life. With characters like a confused crocodile, an old blind turtle, a curious crab, and even a parrotfish with broken teeth, this artwork invites viewers to laugh, imagine, and reconnect with their inner child.
Roshni Ali
Aug 26, 20252 min read
Kali’s Channeling
“Kali’s Channeling” is an acrylic on paper that embodies the fierce power of the goddess Kali. Painted in swirling blues and purples, with her wild hair, red tongue, and hibiscus garland, this artwork explores rage as sacred energy. Inspired by personal and collective grief, it reflects the Dark Feminine archetype in Jungian psychology — reminding us that when channeled, rage can transform into light, healing, and strength.
Roshni Ali
Aug 30, 20242 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.
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.
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.
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