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"A Void in Bloom" draws from The Hymn of Creation from the Rigveda, one of the oldest Hindu scriptures, which contemplates the origins of existence from a formless, cosmic void. This piece explores emergence from that primal potentiality. The tetrahedron, a sacred geometric form, symbolizes balance within the infinite. Lord Ganesha, the deity of new beginnings, embodies wholeness—the roundness of his belly symbolizing completeness. The vase serves as both vessel and void, holding the paradox of emptiness and potential. Flowers and leaves represent creation unfolding, while the soil grounds them, symbolizing the energy required for growth. The dripping table hints at the mystery that lies between being and non-being. In this still life, each element is a whisper of creation, where the known emerges gently from the unknown.