Mindfulness
In Colour
Harvest of Harmony, 2026
Kunzang Wangmo
About Kunzang Wangmo
Kunzang Wangmo (b. 1992, Punakha, Bhutan) is a Bhutanese visual artist working primarily in painting and mixed media. Her artistic journey began at an early age and developed through her involvement with VAST Bhutan in 2004. She later studied Visual Communication Design in Lahore, Pakistan.
Her practice explores the relationship between nature, memory, spirituality, and the unseen. She works with soil, salt, fabrics, and fragments of nature such as leaves, flowers, and stems, using these materials to convey stories of impermanence, memory, and transformation. Deeply inspired by Bhutanese Buddhist motifs and concepts, Wangmo creates contemplative works that exist between the visible and the hidden, inviting viewers to look beyond the surface and connect with the intangible.
Harvest of Harmony, 2026
This piece envisions Gelephu as a Mindfulness City rooted in Buddhist values and harmony with nature. The honeycomb represents collective contribution, prosperity, and natural balance, while dripping honey symbolizes the peace, positive energy, and abundance that emerge from mindful living. The two bees embody wisdom and compassion, while Bhutanese-inspired floral motifs connect traditional heritage with contemporary expression, celebrating community, nature, mindfulness, and the idea that true prosperity grows from harmony and compassion.
