Himani’s art practice investigates place not as a fixed point on a map, but as a living convergence of light, memory, and mood. Her work sits where documentation meets imagination. It begins with immersive photography on location, capturing fleeting elements: shifting light, moving water, transient weather, the cadence of foliage and human presence. These photographs are not final images, but impressions and perspectives to be recomposed.

In the studio, these images become her raw materials. She layers and blends multiple photographs, employing digital brushes, textures, and color treatments to transcend the literal photograph. Each piece is then finished with physical textures and paint strokes, making it a unique, meditative work that holds the essence of a time and place.

Himani’s process is iterative and tactile despite its digital core. Colour and light are her central tools. Subtle shifts in hue and temperature evoke sunlight through leaves, the cool of morning mist, or the warmth of a dusk glow. These choices balance recognisable elements of landscape and urban life with dreamlike atmospheres that invite a viewer inward.

With a background in interior design and a professional career in photography, Himani brings a keen sense of space and surface to all her work. She collaborates with luxury brands while developing personal projects that explore the interplay between observation and reverie. Her aim is to transform the familiar into the sublime and to weave fragments of time, light, and memory into visual stories. Stories that invite you to inhabit a feeling, not just map a location.

You can view Himani’s works on Instagram at @easelnglass. If you are interested in any artworks or commission, Himani can be reached at easelnglass@gmail.com or her website at https://www.easelnglass.com/.