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48 × 48 inches
Acrylic and Latex on Canvas
2026
Mahatma Gandhi became a global symbol of nonviolent resistance, helping lead India’s struggle against British rule through a philosophy rooted in truth, discipline, and peaceful action.
Throughout his life, Gandhi also practiced fasting as a form of spiritual discipline and protest. He fasted in response to violence, for communal unity, and in pursuit of social change. To Gandhi, fasting was more than abstaining from food. It was an act of sacrifice intended to awaken the conscience without causing harm to another person.
This portrait honors a man who demonstrated that strength does not always have to be loud. Sometimes strength is the discipline to sacrifice, the courage to stand for something, and the conviction to remain committed to it.
48 × 48 inches
Acrylic and Latex on Canvas
2026
Mahatma Gandhi became a global symbol of nonviolent resistance, helping lead India’s struggle against British rule through a philosophy rooted in truth, discipline, and peaceful action.
Throughout his life, Gandhi also practiced fasting as a form of spiritual discipline and protest. He fasted in response to violence, for communal unity, and in pursuit of social change. To Gandhi, fasting was more than abstaining from food. It was an act of sacrifice intended to awaken the conscience without causing harm to another person.
This portrait honors a man who demonstrated that strength does not always have to be loud. Sometimes strength is the discipline to sacrifice, the courage to stand for something, and the conviction to remain committed to it.