Mama on Palette Gallery
Where Kindness Grows Through the Creativity of Motherhood
Rupashree Geriani
When I look at art, I want to feel connected and at ease - a small moment of calm in our fast-paced world. That's what I hope people feel when they experience my work. It’s all about kindness , encouragement and gratitude.
About the Artist
Art has always been close to my heart. Every place I visit and every person I meet inspires me to capture moments on canvas - whether it’s a landscape or an emotion. My work is drawn from lived experiences, turning memories into colour and form. For me, painting is more than creating - it’s a therapeutic journey of reliving and honouring the beauty I’ve seen.
Anu Bansal
When I look at art, I want to feel connected and at ease - a small moment of calm in our fast-paced world. That's what I hope people feel when they experience my work. It’s all about kindness , encouragement and gratitude.
Ng Jie Ling Jesslyn
A single heart represents love, but many colourful hearts represent community and empathy. This piece reflects the idea that kindness isn't a singular act; it is a collective effort. The variety of colours suggests that kindness takes many forms—sometimes it’s a bold act of support, and other times it’s a quiet, gentle word. It shows that there is enough room in the world for everyone’s heart to be seen and valued.
Flowers are the result of patience, care, and the right environment, making them the perfect metaphor for nurturing. Kindness is often like a seed; when we water our relationships or our community with small acts of grace, something beautiful eventually blooms. This artwork reflects how
kindness helps people grow, flourish, and reach their full potential. It also hints at self-kindness - the importance of tending to our own inner gardens so we have the energy to help others.
The rainbow is a powerful symbol of unity in diversity. It suggests that kindness is a bridge that connects different people and experiences. By including every colour, the artwork reflects the idea that kindness is most effective when it is inclusive, embracing everyone regardless of their background or story. It serves as a reminder that after a storm or a difficult period, kindness is the light that brings hope back into the world.
About the Artist
Jesslyn has been an educator since 2013. As work pressures took a toll on her mental well-being in recent years, she rediscovered the therapeutic power of crafting - something she has loved since childhood. Embracing its calming effects, she decided to merge her passion for teaching and creativity, leading to the birth of Crafty Summer. Now a certified therapeutic arts life coach, Jesslyn conducts craft workshops that go beyond creativity - they offer a space for mindfulness, self-care, and personal growth. She guides both children and adults in embracing imperfections, finding joy in the process, and being present in the moment through hands-on creativity.
Khesia Kalistyatika
My artwork advocates for intergenerational interaction, caring for the elderly, and racial harmony
About the Artist
Khesia is a freelance illustrator based in Singapore. She loves to convey her ideas and stories through visual storytelling.
Clarissa Maskilone
Moon Joy I, II, III reflects on kindness as a gentle, enduring presence. Inspired by the term “Moon Joy”, coined during the Artemis II mission, the works draw from the feeling of witnessing the Earth and Moon from a distance — a moment that holds both awe and tenderness. Each postcard is created as a small gesture of care, carrying the intention to be passed from one person to another. Like moonlight, the kindness within these works is soft, yet lingering.
About the Artist
Clarissa Maskilone is an artist working in intuitive, process-led abstraction. Across mixed media, her works unfold through layers, responding to feeling, memory, and inner shifts.
Elaine Tan
Interloop represents each of us as a loop of a certain colour, but when we’re connected and intertwined, we can be more than just us, we can be more colourful and vibrant. Being kind to one another can result in more than we can ever expect.
About the Artist
A mother of 2 girls, exploring art trying to find her style.
