AshAditi chose to fully explore the use of a combination of various authentic traditional mediums generally used in creating ‘Rangoli’ along with reused and recycled materials’ of various types to compose the design of this ‘Rangoli’.

She believes that recycled materials have a history. They can be broken down, torn, cut, layered, and reworked until they are reassembled to create something more beautifully meaningful. Fragments and layers mark the passing of time, the rituals of making (gathering of materials, creating, manipulating and recycling) acting as a part of the narrative of the artwork and its creative artistic transformation, that is also eco friendly.

As an Artist, besides facilitating 'Rangoli' workshops in the community hubs, hospitals and schools, to create a 'Floral rangoli' reflective theme template to be used as a base for expanding themes in aid to advocate literacy skills by its connection of themes and core values to the curriculum; AshAditi has been commissioned to install her outdoor Rangolis at various Festivals in Toronto.

Rangoli for  Just For Laughs  Festival 

AshAditi’s latest commissioned 12 x 12 ft outdoor Rangoli using a combination of authentic traditional and other reused and recycled materials with an added enhancing luminous ambiance as a welcome prayer for the event.

      AshAditi's oversized outdoor floor arts, Rangoli, was displayed at the latest at ‘Just For Laughs Festival’ – Toronto Dundas Square (within the series of other Cultural events of the 3rd edition of the 'Just For laughs' festival - July 17 & 18, 2009).