Pearls of love

A unique mixed media wall sculptural artwork, done on canvas with a beautiful texture of repurposed plastics. Ocean-lives, especially coral reefs being my major source of inspiration, I often try to recreate the structures and patterns found in these natural elements. The tranquility in these delicate organic formations has been emphasized in this artwork.
1000's of polka dots textures are individually handcut and assembled to form this organic pattern and then assembled together on canvas using metal wires , creating a thick texture, which would elevate the contemporary and modern aesthetics of any wall space.

Project - 'For the planet' :
I started doing sculptural artworks using repurposed plastics since 2015, after a pledge to work for a greener planet. I consider it to be my way of contribution for a sustainable planet. So by collecting one of my original works, you are indirectly contributing for a cause.
The artwork is assembled on canvas and the texture which is 100% made from upcycled plastics, is assembled on to it. The artwork is of size 40X40cm and will come framed in a 50X50cm white box frame. It will be signed on front and certificate of authenticity will be attached.

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Swapna Namboodiri is a 2025 Bluethumb Rising Star and a multi disciplinary artist who creates unique mixed media artworks exploring various patterns and forms in nature around her. Her art practice is inextricably intertwined with sustainability. Nature being her favorite subject, she try to embrace the beauty of organic textures and patterns around her and create a visual treat in her mixed media works. Swapna draws inspiration from repetitive and organic patterns found in natural elements around her. She is able to carve out her niche in the art world through her creations using unconventional materials. Her usage of heavy textures in her 2D artworks often highlights the unique beauty of various terrains. She has also created commissioned artworks and installations for many esteemed clients . She has been commissioned by Bank Australia to create 'Aquarium of Tomorrow' art installation in 2025. She has also worked with City of Burnside consecutively to create art installations in the past 3 years. Swapna has also worked with Ministries in Qatar, where she resided for 9 years. Her art installation ‘Re-live Tree’ for ‘Education Above All’ pavilion at the FIFA Fan festival, made her mark at FIFA World Cup 2022. Her art installation was also part of Expo pavilion at Qatar Economic Forum 2023.