I paint, not to decorate walls, but to break the walls within.
I love the dynamic beauty, the statement of the Calligraphy Stroke. There is so much in just one stroke. That made me challenge the traditional boundaries of calligraphy. I took the stroke, out of the box of letters, into the universal language of fine arts. My oblique-cut nib calligraphy pen is my brush. Stroke by stroke, I paint, in search of perspective and momentum.
My Gods in Sargam.Wasli_.Indigo-coated.goldmodern-hebrew-sargam.15x21inch. 
The Empergence.5x3ft.Commissioned work for India Habitat Centre.jpg 
Let Thy Will be done. Wasli_.Indigo-coated.goldmodern-hebrew-sargam.15x21inch 
Joy and Peace.Qalam. Watercolours. Paper.30x22inch.2015 
Mother Earth.Qalam. Watercolours. Paper.30×40 inch.2015 
Aspiration.Arabic Stroke.Qalam. Watercolours. Paper.20×30 inch.2012 
Shivoham, in English calligraphy, celebrates the unbounded consciousness, transcending the cycle of life and death. 
Arabic Stroke.Qalam. Watercolours. Paper.20×30 inch.2012
Aiyana Gunjan’s art is the expression of her desire to discover her own self. In the process of creativity she follows her own heart. She has incorporated all other parallel disciplines she has been practising along with her art. Her interest in music, calligraphy, design, prose and poetry has enriched her and is reflected in her art.
– SHOBHA BROOTA
SENIOR ARTIST, MENTOR
My art is a meditative practice of always moving forward, stroke by stroke, from this moment on. Each stroke begins life anew- full of new possibilities, vibrancy and energy. My art & life takes inspiration from th spirit of ‘Hon-nim-myo’ meaning ‘from this moment forth‘.
Aiyana Gunjan is the rare artist, aesthete and scholar who beautifully combines analytics with artistry and logic with eloquence. Her artworks signify a profound distillation of esoteric meanings and lived life experiences — they are no mere markings on paper or cloth but speak of rhythms and cadences that are as ancient as time itself, as precious as life itself
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– MINHAZZ MAJUMDAR
WRITER AND CURATOR OF INDIAN ART
We are all work in progress. To be alive means to evolve.
An experiment with multiple layering – paper painting, folding to add 3D dimension and then transforming into a dance movement as a video art. 2020
