Rhythm of Life: The Living Pulse signature It first lands on the

It first lands on the desk and laptop

moves forward with intention not out of need

a deep red current moves through the space

But her eyes rise above it all

fragments of ritual and daily life

Rhythm of Life: The Living Pulse signature It first lands on theLife moves in patterns long before we learn to notice them, a quiet tempo woven through time. Inspired by Ajrakh block printing and Phulkari embroidery, this artwork uses mirrored forms and floral geometry to reflect how life unfolds not in single events, but in cycles. The central band traces the ongoing path of the self, a sequence of floral diamond motifs, each marking a completed chapter. Every cycle is mirrored, suggesting that what feels like an