"Roses are Red and Krishna is Blue," featuring an abstract depiction of a rose, is rendered in a fluid and expressive style. Blue and yellow ink, which merge and blend seamlessly to produce varying shades of green. This interplay of colours results in a mesmerising pattern reminiscent of the iridescent hues found in a peacock's plumage, symbolising the divine presence of Krishna, the Hindu god.

The blue ink, representing Krishna's iconic blue skin, dominates parts of the rose, infusing it with a serene and spiritual essence. The yellow ink, symbolising the vibrant energy and life force, Where these colours merge, the green hues emerge.

The abstract nature of the rose allows for an imaginative interpretation, with the swirling colours and shapes evoking a sense of movement and fluidity.