ICONS/ELEMENTS: A Solo Show by Satish Gupta

Leave Me My Own World affirms the sacredness of solitude. Crafted in copper and adorned with 24-karat gold leaf, the sculpture radiates quiet strength and clarity. The golden surface glows with purpose, creating a space where thought flows freely and the self stands centered, unshaken by external noise.

Satish Gupta defines the inner world as a place of luminous stillness. He reveals solitude as a state of fullness—anchored, radiant, and complete. Every contour of the work declares the dignity of personal space. The sculpture holds its ground, offering refuge to the spirit and honoring the mind’s innate need for silence.

This is a work that sets clear boundaries with grace. It embraces introspection, celebrates privacy, and reflects the unspoken power of turning inward. Leave Me My Own World stands as a radiant testament to the strength and serenity found within.

Steeped in sacred symbolism, this work radiates divine presence through repetition, texture, and vibrant color. The goddess Saraswati manifests at the center in luminous hues—expressing herself through bold, radiant tones that celebrate the life-giving force of creativity. Her sculptural form rises from a crimson field, exalted as a sacred icon shaped by reverence and grace.

A rhythmic grid surrounds her, unfolding like a visual chant. Each repeated contour affirms a state of deep devotion, echoing the geometry of ritual and the continuity of spiritual practice. The red expanse glows with energy, embracing the divine through form, light, and layered depth.

The painting celebrates Saraswati in her full brilliance—as the embodiment of knowledge, music, and the arts. Her presence fills the canvas with clarity and vitality. Every gesture honors the creative force she inspires, and every repetition becomes a luminous act of praise.