What If Art Became Your Doorway to Devi?
Bansri Om Chavda shares how art slowly stopped being about making something beautiful and became a practice of attention, intuition and devotion. A living doorway to the Divine Mother. If you have ever longed for a more personal way to meet Devi, one with no rulebook and no right answers, this is where it begins.
- Art becomes sadhana when process matters more than the finished piece
- The four gateways to Devi: form, geometry, symbol, sound
- Meeting the Divine Mother through your own experience, not a fixed image
- Why no artistic skill is needed, only bhava
- What shifts when creativity becomes devotion, not performance
Bansri Om Chavda
25+ years of artistic practice
Bansri Om Chavda is an Indian contemporary artist and educator based in Mumbai. Her practice explores how we remember ourselves through abstraction, devotion, sound and memory, creating contemplative spaces that invite attention and inward reflection. A former faculty member at École Intuit.lab, Bansri has developed over 600 lesson plans in Visual Expression and Art History. Her interdisciplinary work brings together art, sound, spirituality and community, making creativity a space for observation, curiosity and inner exploration.
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