Madhuri Kathe’s paintings are an outpouring of her mystical insights, spiritual experiences and revelations. All of her paintings begin with nature and its unscripted nuances, and her readings and understanding of spiritual texts and scriptures. ... The process through which she creates her art is akin to a meditative state where she spontaneously connects with colours and the canvas in a lilting, expressionist tango. The abstract paintings which follow these personal experiences are cryptic illustrations of her unique perceptions. A verse in the Bhagavad Gita, a rock, mountain or seascape – each of these shapes her free-flowing, non-figurative works. Kathe believes that the concept of “macrocosm and microcosms” holds infinite possibilities for artists and thinkers. Awash in a symphony of liquid amber, earth tones and ethereal blues, she perceives the world as transient, emphasising the supremacy and eternity of the mind.

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