Neeraj
Goswami's artwork exudes a captivating chromatic fluidity that permeates its
very form. His creative expression draws from diverse influences, incorporating
the Christian iconography evident in Renaissance art while also harnessing the
quintessential essence of figuration found in traditional pre-modern Indian
painting. Throughout his work, the winged forms emanate a profound sense of
serenity and tranquility that consistently defines his visual vocabulary.

The
artwork is thoughtfully divided into four distinct sections, each engaging with
the others through shared patterns or backgrounds. Goswami's artistic vision
draws from the modernist tradition of depicting divine themes, resulting in the
portrayal of angelic figures occupying different spaces. This attention to
detail is a hallmark of his artistic prowess. The symbol of the crescent moon
serves as a poignant representation of night, while the pristine white
background signifies the embrace of day.