Vaishali Vats
My name is Vaishali Vats. I was born and raised in India. I moved to Canada in 2020, working as an IT Project Manager. I come from a Defence family, with my father being in the Army, my sister and husband served in Air Force. My husband accompanied me to Canada. He is a veteran. I travelled many places in India since childhood and developed an interest in Art from my school days by creating cartoon strips from comics, . However, I am not professionally trained. I believe everyday is a new learning for me. Creating art is the best form of meditation for me and brings peace in the fast pace world of IT.
ARTIST’S STATEMENT
I am a self-taught artist who has learnt and grown as an artist through observation and lots of practice and experiments. I love working on various artforms, like Madhubani, Zentangle, Abstract art, pop art, acrylic pouring. I have so far worked on Paper and Canvas materials. I have sold few paintings and Zentangle drawings and love the feeling of sharing a part of my creations with the people who trust their homes, offices etc with my art. I draw my inspiration from everyday life, from nature and sometimes random things. However, the core for me is to be immersed in the incredible world of colours and patterns/zenart, which is very visible in my art as well.
My name is Vaishali Vats. I was born and raised in India. I moved to Canada in 2020, working as an IT Project Manager. I come from a Defence family, with my father being in the Army, my sister and husband served in Air Force. My husband accompanied me to Canada. He is a veteran. I travelled many places in India since childhood and developed an interest in Art from my school days by creating cartoon strips from comics, . However, I am not professionally trained. I believe everyday is a new learning for me. Creating art is the best form of meditation for me and brings peace in the fast pace world of IT.
ARTIST’S STATEMENT
I am a self-taught artist who has learnt and grown as an artist through observation and lots of practice and experiments. I love working on various artforms, like Madhubani, Zentangle, Abstract art, pop art, acrylic pouring. I have so far worked on Paper and Canvas materials. I have sold few paintings and Zentangle drawings and love the feeling of sharing a part of my creations with the people who trust their homes, offices etc with my art. I draw my inspiration from everyday life, from nature and sometimes random things. However, the core for me is to be immersed in the incredible world of colours and patterns/zenart, which is very visible in my art as well.
$250.00
Jelly roll, ink on paper (matted and framed).
17x13"
The Black Mandala, Shiva (male) – embodiment of awareness and consciousness. The White Mandala, Shakti (female) – life-force energy. The union of these forces leaves us feeling balanced, enriched and nourished. As we begin to understand the dual nature that resides within ourselves we can move towards the dissolution of duality. The cosmic union of these two forces makes us experience life as an equanimous whole.
$400.00
Zentangle/mandala Ink on paper (matted and framed).
13x17"
By twisting a circle in half, a symbol of infinity and shape of 8 is created. The wheel of Buddhism is 8-spoked, the Celtic calendar has 8 seasons and the 07 Vedic Chakras create the 8th chakra that flows through us and around us.
Infinity symbol reflects the soul’s inner and outer journey through all our lifetimes.
This intricate mandala is handmade, created with pens on paper.
$199.00
Jelly roll pens on black paper (matted and framed).
19x15"
The center of Mandala is the source of Prana(life energy), the windless breath of God: from which manifests the spiral lights of the universal existence.
Mandala art is made with jelly roll pens on black paper. It glows in UV light.
$199.00
Jelly roll pens on black paper (matted and framed).
19x15"
The Hymn of creation in Vedas. What we perceive as mere darkness contains the womb of colorful existence of universe. Because there is nothingness of darkness therefore there is light of creation.
Mandala signifies universe, this art is created with jelly roll pens that can glow in UV light.