In rural India, reinvention looks quieter. It looks like Rupsona painting after putting her children to sleep. It looks like Dulari picking up a brush after life stripped her of certainty. It looks like Vidya Devi Soni continuing her practice at 73, proving that age is not an expiry date on purpose. They did not wait for the “perfect time.” They did not wait to feel confident. They did not wait for validation. They simply continued.

An intricate confluence of Phulkari embroidery and Rogan painting, in a customised, bespoke tapestry. Handcrafted by bringing together diffeent traditional artisans and art forms for a place in urban lives

Urban Harmony: A Warli Perspective This project by EkiBeki for Google is an inspiring fusion of art, tradition and contemporary themes

Starbucks cafes tell a story through its own unique art and design, created in collaboration with artists from nearby communities