Drawing Bengaluru, Blr Hubba 2026
About the Artist
Nidhi Dhingra is an independent creative working at the intersection of art, culture and impact. With over 15 years of experience in publishing and narrative design, she brings a research-driven, people-centric approach to storytelling — through writing, illustration, publication design, and mentoring.
Drawn to explorations and deep conversations, she revels in projects where she can make a difference – to communities, environment, but most of all to ways of thinking and living.
On a neighbourhood monsoon walk, when fiery orange trumpets made the pathway glow
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About the Artwork
- Artwork: Original painting on 300-gsm watercolour paper
- Medium: Acrylics, micron pens (black and white), pencil colours
- Artwork Size: 5.8 x 8.3 inches
The pathway, stony and marshy, lay carpeted with generous offerings from a large African tulip tree (Rudrapalaash) towering above. Its fallen stems, leaves, and buds embedded in wet earth and camouflaged in browns, yet unmistakable. Dotting this canvas of mingling shades of brown, freshly-fallen flowers from the tree – like a sprinkle of spectacular orange-red trumpets – turned it into poetry. It was here that we took a pause to capture the extraordinary in the ordinary.