Mumbai-based artist Vishakha Jindal embraces spontaneity as a guiding principle in her works, steering clear of predetermined outcomes. The artist often refers to her compositions as 'visual habitats,' crafted through organic forms and vibrant colours. These creations aim to reflect the harmonious flow and inherent order present within the natural ecosystem. An alumnus of Srishti School of Art, Design and Technology, Jindal’s artistic footprint extends beyond painting, showcasing her talent in paper cutouts, sculptures and digital illustrations. These artistic expressions have found a spotlight across exhibitions including Method Art Gallery in Mumbai and earned features across publications including Elle Decor and Hello!, among others. The unique and captivating nature emanating from Jindal’s artworks has also sparked collaborations with designers and brands and expanded the reach of her art into diverse forms including handmade rugs, clothing, and ceramics. What sets Vishakha's work apart is its universal nature that aims to transcend socio-cultural boundaries and her creative inspiration and artistic styles that aim to achieve harmony and balance. The abstraction in Vishakha’s art carries a distinct sense of freedom too, often taking cues from her childhood memories of play. They become both accessible and open to interpretation for spectators from all walks of life; allowing each person to engage with her art on a personal level, finding their unique meaning and connection within it.