Rekha Prabhakaran
Art, to me, is a universal language a form of expression that transcends boundaries and speaks directly to the soul. It is a realm where interpretation is as diverse as the viewers themselves, where meaning truly lies in the eyes of the beholder.

My art reflects my inner world?a vibrant and dynamic space where the monochromatic intensity of charcoal holds as much significance as the bold and unapologetic colors of acrylics and oils.

I create without fixed themes or rigid rules, letting inspiration strike in the moment. If something catches my eye, I dive in, following the flow wherever it leads. This spontaneity brings a sense of fluidity and freedom to my work, often surprising me with unexpected outcomes. Over the past six years, I?ve explored a range of mediums charcoal, soft pastels, acrylics, and oils each offering a different way to channel my emotions and thoughts.

While my earlier works were heavily focused on feminism and the empowerment of women, I find myself now evolving, moving beyond those themes. My journey started with a deep drive to express the strength and resilience of women, painting bold characters who defy societal expectations and push against the limitations imposed on them. But now, I feel a shift a gradual expansion in the subjects I choose, as my perspective widens. I no longer confine myself to a single focus; I embrace the freedom to explore whatever captures my imagination at any given moment.

This evolution feels natural, and it reflects my personal growth. The themes of liberation and breaking free still resonate, but now I?m more open to where the creative process takes me, without boundaries.