Life is too short to be unhappy

Title: Life is Too Short to Be Unhappy
Dimensions: 15 x 30 inches ( wooden panel )
Medium: Hand-painted metal and painted wooden panel
Materials: Metal, Wood
Battery Required: 1 AA battery (not included)

Description:
Life is Too Short to Be Unhappy is a striking fusion of art and function — a one-of-a-kind wall piece that brings depth, mood, and movement to any space. At its heart is an irregular, 3D hand-painted metal clock, set against a richly painted wooden panel that evokes the serenity of a misty forest.

The composition features moody pine trees and distant mountain silhouettes, rendered in calming shades of blue, green, and white, creating a layered, atmospheric landscape. A gold-accented metal clock face blends into the natural scene, grounding the passage of time within a quiet, reflective environment.

Adding to its uniqueness, delicate metal deer figures are seamlessly integrated into the design, enhancing the sense of wilderness and wonder. Together, these elements offer more than just a timekeeping device — they present a visual reminder to slow down and find joy in the moment.

Perfect for a living room, study, or rustic retreat, this handcrafted piece is ideal for lovers of nature-inspired art and functional design.

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Poonam Choudhary is a distinguished contemporary abstract artist, known for her expressive and dynamic compositions. Her work is deeply rooted in her personal journey of self-discovery and the pursuit of inner contentment. Through sweeping shapes, vibrant colors, and intricate layered textures, her pieces invite viewers to explore both visual and emotional depth, offering a space for personal interpretation and connection.

At the core of Poonam’s artistic practice is a focus on capturing ephemeral moments, reflecting the tension between stillness and motion, and the fragile balance of being. Her paintings serve as portals into the unspoken, where every brushstroke reveals both personal and universal truths. Working primarily with high-quality acrylics, she uses the medium's fluidity and depth to create multilayered works that evoke a sense of movement and emotional complexity.

Color plays a pivotal role in Poonam’s work, where contrasting hues vibrate and interact to mirror the complexity of human emotions. Her paintings reflect the delicate equilibrium between transformation and stability, emphasizing the transient nature of life and the beauty in impermanence.

Poonam's creative process is a dialogue between intention and instinct, allowing the artwork to unfold organically. Through her art, she encourages viewers to reflect and connect with their own emotions, offering not just a visual experience, but an emotional journey.

As her work continues to evolve, Poonam refines her artistic vision and shares her interpretations of the human condition. She is grateful for the opportunity to connect with those who pause to engage with her creations, allowing their own experiences to breathe life into her art.