Poonam Gogia

Poonam Gogia

The paintings in this exhibition are inspired by photographs I have taken over many years of traveling throughout India. The country's landscapes, architecture, people, and vibrant culture have left a lasting impact on me, shaping the core of my creative vision. Visually, my work draws heavily from French Impressionism, reflected in my use of bold colors, rich textures, and expressive brushstrokes. By blending the dynamic beauty of India with an Impressionist approach, I aim to create a visual language that is uniquely my own and reflective of my global perspective.

I am drawn to vibrant color, movement, and the rhythm of life, and those qualities naturally find their way onto the canvas. For me, painting is a form of meditation—a space to disconnect from the outside world and reconnect with my inner voice. Every painting teaches me something new, serving as an invitation to slow down, reflect, and appreciate the beauty that surrounds us.

My hope is that my work brings a sense of calm, joy, and inspiration to those who experience it. I continue to challenge myself with every new piece, trusting that the creative journey is every bit as meaningful as the finished canvas.

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Summer Lilies by Poonam Gogia, Oil on canvas
Summer Lilies, 2016

Oil on canvas

20 × 24 in

$800.00
Lily Pond by Poonam Gogia, Oil on canvas
Lily Pond, 2019

Oil on canvas

30 × 40 in

$1,400.00
Sheep’s In The Farm by Poonam Gogia, Oil on canvas
Sheep’s In The Farm, 2017

Oil on canvas

22 × 28 in

$900.00
Ganga Aarti by Poonam Gogia, Oil on canvas
Ganga Aarti, 2025

Oil on canvas

20 × 16 in

$500.00
Duck Pond by Poonam Gogia, Oil on canvas
Duck Pond, 2020

Oil on canvas

24 × 30 in

$700.00

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