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ARTIST PROFILE

Srishti Goyal

Artist · Creative Storyteller · Contemporary Expression

Creative Journey

Srishti Goyal is a spiritual visual artist and visual designer with 8 years of professional experience, exploring the intersection of spirituality, nature, cosmic intelligence and human consciousness. A BFA graduate from Kurukshetra University, she is currently pursuing her MFA, further deepening her artistic understanding and creative practice. Working across canvas, paper and digital mediums, Srishti’s practice is distinguished by sacred geometry, intricate detailing and symbolic, meditative compositions. Her work explores the patterns, structures and interconnected relationships that shape our understanding of the universe and our place within it. Through a thoughtful interplay of geometry, symbolism and visual elements, she seeks to express concepts that extend beyond the tangible and enter the realm of contemplation and spiritual inquiry.

Drawing inspiration from spiritual philosophy and Vastu principles, Srishti views art as a conscious medium for translating subtle energies and profound spiritual ideas into visual experiences. Her approach brings together the precision of visual design and the intuitive depth of spiritual exploration, creating compositions that balance aesthetic expression with deeper conceptual meaning.She is particularly interested in the relationship between art and its surrounding environment, recognising how visual forms, patterns and spatial harmony can influence the way individuals experience a space.

Her work aspires to make spiritual concepts more accessible, relatable and experiential, bridging ancient wisdom with contemporary visual expression.Through her evolving practice, Srishti seeks to encourage mindfulness, inner reflection and a greater awareness of the interconnectedness of nature, consciousness and the cosmos. For her, art is not merely a visual expression but a medium of connection—between the seen and the unseen, the material and the spiritual, and the individual and the universal.