ABOUT

Turning to abstract painting after a transformative meditation experience, Pratima Aravabhoomi explores the silent dialogue between nature’s ever-shifting landscapes and the fluidity of human transformation. Her work bridges the seen and unseen, tracing the rhythms of change—where personal metamorphosis meets the larger forces of time, memory, and nature’s quiet evolutions.

Using mixed media such as paper, fabric, acrylic, ink, charcoal, and pastels, she layers elements like fragments of a journal—capturing the way nature and human emotion shape and reshape one another. Her canvases are textured, unfolding narratives where erosion and growth, stillness and motion, presence and absence all converge in a delicate tension.

“My paintings are what I call humanscapes—landscapes of humanness. Like nature, we are in constant motion, shifting between chaos and harmony, transformation and stillness.” — Pratima Aravabhoomi

An Indian-born American artist, Aravabhoomi currently splits her studio time between Greater Tampa and Princeton, New Jersey. Her paintings are part of private and corporate collections across the U.S. and have been exhibited nationally.

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