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FEED ME : Skulls, Data, and the Death of Ethics in Art
"Feed Me" by Goa-based artist Roshni Ali, an acrylic on paper artwork depicting a fuzzy, ugly, semi-robotic monster lifting an artist with its tongue while excreting skulls. A satirical commentary on AI art consumption, especially after the viral Ghibli-style update, highlighting ethical concerns and the importance of human creativity.
Roshni Ali
Feb 15, 20252 min read


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


Ancient Echoes of Egypt: Exploring the Sacred Archetypes through Art
Rooted in childhood fascination and ancient myth, this series revisits the gods, symbols, and stories of Ancient Egypt through a contemporary lens. Blending hand-drawn techniques with intuitive storytelling, the works explore themes of wisdom, power, chaos, and rebirth—inviting viewers to reconnect with a sense of awe for the unseen forces that have shaped human imagination across time.
Roshni Ali


Inktober 2025 :
Inktober 2025 : A fun playful online challenge to get prople drawing more. And, My top favorite drawings.
Roshni Ali


Creator's Shala Art Pop Up in Mandrem, Goa
the Creator’s Shala Pop-Up brought together artists, musicians, and a community of creators for a day of pure expression. It was a gathering where art and music met, celebrating creativity in all its forms.
Roshni Ali
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