Mukti's World

- of art, color, expression,& love. -

Mukti is a twelve year-old girl who popped-out of the womb with a delightful and strong personality all her own.  She is primarily non-verbal and experiences special needs, which has been a challenge, as well as a blessing for all those who encounter her.  She seems to know what the dogs want before the rest of her family.  She likes to sit outside and watch the trees or listen to the birds for long stretches of time.  She unapologetically knows what she loves and despite her big heart, she is unrelenting in getting it.  One of those loves is painting.  There are many paint-splattered walls, clothes (and animals!) in her family's home that attest to her insistent desire to paint.  Her favorite medium is alcohol inks because she can spray or squirt them from bottles, turn the canvas in different directions, and use gravity to make the colors morph into a surprising variety of shades and shapes. She is also known to use an occasional brush, finger, or hand.  Mukti has been painting for 8 years.

Favorites:
favorite food(s): fries, noodles, rice, ice cream and chocolate
favorite bands/music: Chai, Super Oganism, Ssing Ssing
favorite books: Where's My Monster, The Busy Life of Ernestine Buckmeister, The Hula-Hoopin' Queen, Grumpy Monkey
favorite tv shows: Spirit, Boss Baby, The Magic School Bus, Call My Agent, Home
favorite movies: Monsters, Inc., Frozen, Ponyo, Spirited Away, Boss Baby, Okko's Inn, Kiki's Laundry Service, Home
favorite activities: reading, painting, bouncing on her trampoline, swimming, listening to music, going to the park, watching shows on her pink ipad
favorite humans: mom, dad, Danny, Zena, Teacher Paula, Tela, Jennifer, her friends and teachers at school.
favorite non-humans: Satchie, Coco, Lily...sometimes the cat, Nekko.


  • Eugene, Oregon, United States
  •  4/10/2024 10:00 AM - 6/10/2024 10:00 AM
  • Online Event

Mukti's piece, "Ocean Tears" has been chosen for this exhibit: EXTINCTION: Save the Planet 2024, 4th Annual Exhibition which will be online from April 10-June 10.

  •  5/31/2024 12:00 PM
  •   2370 Parliament Street, Eugene, OR, USA

Join Mukti, the Youth Featured Artist , as well as other talented young artists as they display their creations all month long at MEPAA (Music Education and Performing Arts Association) as part of Kidz Rock Music and Arts Festival 2024!

  •  10/6/2023 06:00 PM
  • Location: To Be Announced

Camp Goodrich is a wonderful non-profit organization in Seattle that works with families with special needs. www.campwoodrich.com. They will be hosting a fundraising auction and auctioning-off one of Mukti's paintings. We are honoured that they will be featuring her in a video that evening.

  •  5/1/2023 10:00 AM - 5/31/2023 11:16 AM

Artists from Kind Tree Autism Rocks will have paintings/mixed-media pieces on display. Mukti will have a couple of paintings on display for the whole month of May.

  •  3/15/2023 05:30 PM
  •   400 East 19th Avenue, Eugene, OR, USA

Neurodiversity Fair: an event where parents, educators and administrators gather together to meet, chat and explore important issues affecting our special needs community. Snacks, drinks and childcare provided. Artwork from local artists who experience special needs will be displayed. Mukti will have a couple of paintings on display. Sponsored in part by KindTree Autism Rocks.

  •  3/3/2023 05:30 PM
  •   110 East 11th Avenue, Eugene, OR, USA

Come see some of Mukti's paintings on the Art Walk, as well as hundreds of others from up-and-coming Eugene artists at the New Zone Art Gallery downtown! There will be live music and complimentary beer/wine/beverages.

  •  11/1/2022 10:00 AM - 11/30/2022 09:00 PM
  •   Broadway Commerce Center, Eugene, OR, USA

A month long art installation featuring art from special artists from "Autism Rocks" and Arc Lane County.

  •  8/14/2021 03:00 PM
  •   Springfield, Oregon, USA

"Festival of Art for All, 2022" Art show sponsored by "Autism Rocks" and Arc of Lane County. Featuring paintings from 13 emerging artists from the disability community.