Vidhya Srijesh, based in Oshawa is a Visual artist inspired by the vibrant beauty of nature, my creative journey began with a childhood fascination with the wonders of NatGeo and Animal Planet. This passion has evolved into an exploration of color, texture, and the delicate balance of ecosystems. I work primarily with acrylics and mixed media, embracing spontaneity and experimentation. By transforming everyday and unconventional materials, I create unique, textured artworks that celebrate nature’s patterns and energy.
Nature and animals remain central to my practice, either it is a tiny bird or majestic elephant. I use texture and vibrant color to evoke happiness and inspire a shared commitment to conservation. I strive to create works that leave a lasting impression of joy and responsibility, and I often hear viewers say, “Your art makes me smile—it’s so colorful and happy.” This connection with my audience is at the heart of my work.
Balancing my roles as a full-time professional, wife, and mother of two, I find solace and passion in art. Despite the challenges of time and resources, I embrace every opportunity to create, driven by a vision to inspire others through my work.

ARTIST’S STATEMENT

Through my art, I aim to bring smiles to faces and foster an appreciation for the world around us. Each painting is a kaleidoscope of vibrant hues, designed to transform any space into a lively oasis filled with positivity. I believe art has the power to evoke joy and wonder, turning mundane walls into captivating focal points that inspire reflection and connection.
I embrace the energy of nature in my work, drawing inspiration from the beauty of both land and sea—from fall colored trees to the vivid coral reefs. Using texture and color, I hope to evoke a sense of harmony and vitality, while also inspiring a sense of responsibility toward conservation. I believe my art resonates with people because it reflects the vibrancy and joy inherent in the natural world.
Through my creative process, I aspire to leave a legacy of beauty, hope, and a renewed commitment to preserving the wonders of nature—both above and below the surface. I strive for my work to not only captivate visually but also to foster meaningful conversations about our connection to the environment.