Exhibitions

Sketch by Elisabetta Maresio About her own work, the artist writes: “Spirituality seen as the essence of our being, the breath that keeps us alive, strong in its depth as well as in the colors of nature. The intertwining of the flowers represents both the indispensability of love as a source of life, and the balance of one that merges […]

Sketch by Francesca Grassi “Ayurveda and Yoga: we are not alone!” – Constitution, Tone, Vigor, Frequency, ResonanceColored pencil drawing on paper. Francesca Grassi is a traditional Ayurveda practitioner student at the Ayat School of Trieste,musician, graduated in painting techniques and elementary teacher.“I love the earth, the rain, the sun and the storm, I love animals, I listen to trees and […]

by Gariema Arora Shares a sketch made with pencil on paper.Instagram: gariemaroraE-mail: gary010203@gmail.com

by Gigliola Foglia The sketch depicts a “stadèra”, an old peasant scale, where, however, the plate is made up oflotus flower, the graduated rod from a lily stem with its leaves, the chains areenergies of various colors, the weight is yin-yang and its hook is a drop.Technique: colored pastels. Gigliola Foglia isa freelance journalist and tour guide, writer, translator and […]

by Dolores Mancini I am a student of the AYAT® Ayurveda Abyangam Trieste School which has completed the first year in "Ayurveda Practitioner". Title: The beginning Technique: watercolor and collage email: lamanci@gmail.com Sono una studentessa della Scuola AYAT® Ayurveda Abyangam Trieste che haconcluso il primo anno in “Operatore ayurveda”.Titolo: L’inizioTecnica: acquerello e collagee-mail: lamanci@gmail.com

by Megha Mocherla Megha Mocherla is a Madhubani and Indian Folkartist residing in California, USA. These are the artworksthat I am submitting for the exhibit: Indian Peacock: Madhubani Inspired by the Indian Flag – I chose the colors of saffron, white and Green andinterpreted the National Bird the peacock to represent the Asoka Chakra in the middle. Madhubani Sun: India […]