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The Art of Motherhood is a collection curated with love by Meera. It gently reflects the quiet, strong, and lasting influence of a mother. It proves no love or sacrifice exceeds a mother’s. This love shapes us in ways we may only understand with time. The collection explores motherhood through emotion, memory, and the small, everyday gestures that remain with us.
The collection features mother artists Sylvia Barrero, Carolina Piedrahita, Himani Parischa, Karishma Wadhwa, and Gloria Jaramillo. Each artist brings a personal interpretation of care, strength, and connection through a distinct visual language, uniting the collection.
These artworks are meant to be lived with. Carolina Piedrahita’s pieces warm and enliven living rooms. Himani Parischa’s suits creative and reflective spaces. Sylvia Barrero’s art anchors foyers and hallways, bringing immediate emotional presence. Whereas Karishma Wadhwa and Gloria Jaramillo’s work suits intimate spaces, bedrooms and reading corners.
More than decor, this collection becomes part of your life, a quiet reminder of love, memory, and the roots that ground you. This Mother’s Day, honour your mother or someone who holds that place with an artwork that feels truly special and extraordinary.
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The Art of Motherhood by Elisium Art explores care, identity, and emotional inheritance through original artworks that blend modern styles with fusion pop. At its heart, the collection shows that motherhood is found not only in roles, but also in energy, memory, and the subtle ways it shapes us.
This collection brings together artists Sylvia Barrero, Carolina Piedrahita, Himani Pasricha, Karishma Wadhwa, and Gloria Jaramillo, each sharing visual stories shaped by their own lives. Sylvia Barrero’s pieces—Dream Garden, The More I Blossom, Heaven on Earth, and DNA Tree—create rich, textured worlds where healing and change happen through bright colors, floral symbols, and spiritual hints. Her art turns emotion into movement, making each piece feel full of life.
Carolina Piedrahita introduces structure and dimension through works like La paz ante mis ojos, Elephant,Rhombus and Imagine, where geometry becomes a language of unity, coexistence, and balance. Her sculptural approach bridges contemporary art with design, making each piece both tactile and visually commanding.
Karishma Wadhwa’s works—Panna, Ek Nayee Subah, and Lalima—explore quieter, thoughtful spaces. These abstract landscapes show ideas of community, belonging, and the feeling of home, using layered textures and natural colors.
Himani Pasricha’s pieces—Bliss Within, Nirvana, Udaan, and Liberation in Rhythm—add a calm, meditative feeling to the collection. Using detailed dot work and shades of one color, her art explores inner growth, feminine strength, and the path from limitation to freedom.
Adding a deeply spiritual dimension, Gloria Jaramillo’s Medicine Woman, blooming and Coexisting, channels feminine energy as a universal, transformative force. Her works pulse with colour, abstract style and upward movement, evoking connection, creation, and the unseen energies that bind existence—positioning motherhood as both an archetype and a living, cosmic presence.
Together, these artists create a story that is both unified and diverse, blending fusion pop style with emotional storytelling. The collection features museum-quality, original artworks that are visually impressive and deeply personal. These pieces are made to become part of your space, appealing to collectors who value meaning and voice, and to grow in significance over time.
