Jhoola - Original Painting

48"x24" original painting by Veda Saravanan

Acrylic on Canvas 

Swinging on the banyan tree depicts the first months of spring when the weather is pleasant, there is visible new growth, and the people are flourishing with happiness. Here the young girls are swinging and cutting across the wind. It’s the season of new life, new clothes, festivities and most of all food filled with sweets.

Veda Saravanan has always been self taught and experimental with her color palette. She doesn't hesitate to let her colors speak to her and bring brightness to her different forms of art. Veda loves to see the surprise element in the outcome of using different colors and designs. Traveling has really impacted the different ways she uses colors and culture in her work. She has been traveling since a young age and continues do so as a passion towards her art. Her distinctive style and cultural upbringing allowed her to become the artist that she is today. She has been all over the world and it continues to inspire her work.
​As for sculpting, she likes to mold day to day movements and expressions. She focuses on masks and small figurines of humans. Facial expressions have always inspired her because she feels like the smallest expression can tell volumes.