Beneath the dappled shade of Nehru Park’s towering trees, the IMAGINE – The Art & Design Fair 2025 has turned the PSOI Club lawns into a living canvas of creativity. Featuring contributions from Uchaan Arts at booths A3, A4 and A5, the fair is a sensory celebration — a place where art, design, and imagination converge under open skies. From vibrant installations to immersive pavilions, IMAGINE 2025 is an experience — one that invites Delhi’s art lovers to wander, wonder, and rediscover beauty in the everyday.
Amidst the hum of conversations and the rustle of autumn leaves, one corner draws visitors into an unexpected calm — the booth of artist Meenu Goyal. Subtle yet striking, her space glows softly, like sunlight filtered through foliage. It’s less a display and more a sanctuary — where colour breathes, silence speaks, and nature gently reclaims its voice. For Meenu, nature has always been more than a muse; it has been a healer. Her artistic journey began from a moment of darkness.
As a teenager, she suffered a temporary loss of vision due to meningitis — an experience that could have eclipsed her world but instead awakened her inner light. During recovery, she found solace in observing the smallest rhythms of nature — the sway of leaves, the play of light on water — and began translating that stillness onto paper. With the guidance of a nurturing teacher, she discovered that her brush could express what words could not: resilience, grace, and gratitude.
Her signature style is meditative — landscapes that flow seamlessly between the real and the imagined, rendered in delicate hues of watercolour, graphite, and acrylics. Each painting carries a quiet ecological message — a reminder of humanity’s bond with the earth and the need to preserve it. “When I paint,” she says, “I listen to nature — its whispers, its silences. Every colour is a conversation.” At IMAGINE 2025, Meenu Goyal unveils her latest series, exploring inner and outer harmony. Her fluid, layered works create space for stillness, allowing nature and colour to speak directly to the soul.