Home / Sunday-mid-day / Article /
Art from a garden
Updated On: 15 November, 2020 07:29 AM IST | Mumbai | Prutha Bhosle
A Bengaluru artist is creating works from natural elements found in her backyard, tying creations with chance finds

The Japanese temple was born when she realised that the structure of leaves looked like a temple. She found pink flowers, grass and a twig to complete the picture
Subhashini Chandramani remembers being surrounded by nature as her grandparents lived in lush villages, their homes surrounded by trees. Her holidays were spent lazing in the open. Her father tried to recreate the atmosphere in their hom in Chennai city, by planting coconut trees, flowering plants and berries, passing on what he knew about gardening to her. "He would say it was key to observe nature. He'd be able to accurately predict the weather by watching cloud patters, and the arrival of specific birds," says Bengaluru-based Chandramani.

Lunchbox created from elements found in the garden
How do you like the new new mid-day.com experience? Share your feedback and help us improve.

