Grids of Galactic Symmetry

The grids in the title are visible in the outer rings, where Anusuya cross-hatches the paper into tiny diamonds and fills them in red, maroon and white. Moving inward, the grid gives way to softer forms: white flowers on a blue ground, then a ring of pink and violet petals, and finally an orange centre ringed in green dots, like a star seen through a telescope.

Mandalas have always been maps of the cosmos as much as of the self, with the centre standing for the source and the rings for the layers of creation around it. This piece holds both readings at once: precise, almost mathematical outer rings and a warm, living core. Anusuya describes it as a meditation on universal harmony for anyone who loves science, spirituality or both. Its mix of red, blue and orange gives it real presence on a wall.