once upon a time …
…a bit over a decade ago I indulged in a long term craving and started to stock up on Art Supplies. Why? Well, because as everyone knows Art Supplies are glorious things to stock up on! Also I wanted to start exploring what I call Conversations with Creativity through painting.

I play loosely and freely in the world of acrylics, watercolours, oils, pastels, charcoals, and mixed media.

A significant moment in all this was the post-summer months of 2021. I began watercolour explorations that soon became, and I later recognised, as channelled information in a series of artworks I call the Galactic Collection. It told a story about my spiritual work and what was becoming then and now is. This is another story.

The next really significant moment came in early 2023 when I again returned to watercolours, in my now growing ateljé space in our home in the countryside, and started, seemingly out of the blue, to make tulip like abstract art cards. This intuitive step exploded over the next few months and resulted in the Bloom Being Collection you see here today.

November 2023 I was having a low moment one evening and I took to bed early and picked up my art journal and started doodling.

Before long the doodles led to what you now see as the Grumpy Garden Sketches Card Collection. I felt so cheered up after I had drawn these doodles that I felt they needed to be named after the grumpiness that originated them. (Coming soon on my gallery here at konst.se)

The creative conversation has been flourishing for me since 2023 and I hope you will very much enjoy the result of that flow here in my web studio. I also hope our paths might cross on an exhibition or shop event or maybe through my spiritual work. If you wish to receive invitations and occasional news updates please sign up for the newsletter.

Thank you deeply for any investments you choose to make in my artwork.

It funds my incurable addiction to Art Supplies.

with Love, Mithila
I am an artist, yogini, writer and spiritual channel/psychic medium living in Sweden, Halland.
Email: info@mithilakara.com for inquiries.

Feel free to contact me in Swedish, I am Swedish and fluent in the language. For the sake of my international family and friends I am presenting my work in English.

P:S
Fun Story:
I received a message in 2012 from a former yoga student. She asked me for a painting of a Buddha that she could put on her altar. I said to her, ''Åse, you do realize that I am not a painter.'' She said, ''that doesn't matter, I want to see Buddhas image through your eyes, I give you 7 years to complete the painting, here is a picture of what Im looking for.''

Thanks to her extraordinary request, and even though I barely met her during those 7 years I started to paint a year or two after she asked this of me. Her request and several other strong messages pointed me in the direction of art. My father being a painter and writer, my Guru Kriyaji being an incredible multi-talented artist inspiration and other talented friends works have all been part of my picture.

I decided yes I will do this, I want to do this. I bought material, I gathered myself, I set up a painting studio in the office of my then yoga studio and I started to create. Here you see the result of that creation process. Now I live in our house in the countryside where we have our ateljé and I love to spend time there and make things appear. I am always surprised and excited by what appears, even when it seems like a lost cause on a canvas...then suddenly it takes a turn into something I adore. Those moments of spontaneous creation and feeling of freedom is what draws me to paint and explore color and texture, different strokes and mediums.

in 2018, I met Åse again and I told her: ''I have not forgotten you, I have the image you sent me and I will make a painting that you can then choose to keep or I will make you another one.''

In 2019 I started and finished the painting that she requested. I was happy with the result and she too was moved and accepted it for her altar and we are both thrilled by the extraordinary connection we have shared of this experience.

I hope you will enjoy seeing my work as much as I enjoy the incredible process of joy I live as I make art for myself and others.

With love,
Mithila