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GRACE IN COLOURS

Babita Hembrom

India

Figurative, Abstract on Acrylic

Size: rectangle | 24.5*18.5

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About The Artwork

This Vibrant Piece Celebrates The Beauty Of Cultural Heritage, Depicting Three Women Adorned In Traditional Attire. The Use Of Bold Colours And Geometric Patterns Creates A Dynamic, Abstract Representation Of Unity And Diversity.

Details & Dimensions

Orientation: rectangle

Size: 24.5*18.5

Frame: yes

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Babita Hembrom


India

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She is a versatile professional with a background in civil design, education, and visual arts, bringing together creativity and innovation across fields. As an entrepreneur and contemporary artist, she has carved a niche in modern painting while also working to revive the ancient folk art of Jadupatia painting through a modern lens. With her unique blend of analytical thinking and artistic sensitivity, she continues to create impactful work and promote Indian art globally.

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