Introducing Jindots: The Artist Who Spent 12 Years Building a Cosmic Visual Universe – Dot by Dot

September 15, 2025 at 19:42 PM EDT

Mumbai-based artist unveils jindots.com, a portal to glowing, meditative, hand-drawn psychedelic artwork that took over a decade to build.

Mumbai, India - Over the past decade, artist Jindots has been quietly creating an entire world—one microscopic dot at a time. Using fluorescent gel pens on black paper, he’s crafted a deeply personal collection of psychedelic artwork that feels at once cosmic, cellular, ancient, and entirely new.

Today, that universe is open to the public with the launch of www.jindots.com, the official online home for his original works and limited-edition prints.

“I didn’t set out to make a universe. I just kept making dots. And eventually, those dots became something much bigger than me,” Jindots shares.

A Discipline of Devotion

Each piece in the collection is built over weeks or months, with every dot placed by hand in focused stillness. It’s more than technique—it’s a ritual.

“I sit for hours every day. That’s my meditation. That’s my grounding. I might not know every art skill, but I know this. And I’ve repeated it for over a decade. That’s what Relentless Devotion means to me.”

The works range from imagined creatures and anatomical studies to dream-inspired environments and alien ecosystems. Some glow under blacklight. All pulse with intention.

“I believe in the unseen. In the power of dreams, altered states, and what lives below the surface. That’s where most of my work comes from.”

A Global Following, Built Dot by Dot

Without hype or algorithms, Jindots’ psychedelic artwork has quietly found its way into homes and collections across the world—from New York to Berlin to Tokyo, passed along through intimate conversations, underground communities, and word of mouth.

“It means something to me that these pieces ended up in places I’ve never been. People feel something when they see them, and that’s all I’ve ever hoped for.”

Jindots.com: A Portal, Not Just a Shop

Jindots.com isn’t just a store—it’s a trippy visual experience. Designed to feel like a slow, immersive journey, visitors often find themselves losing track of time as they zoom in on the microscopic detail and explore glowing, otherworldly forms.

“I went to buy a print, and ended up spending two hours just looking at everything. It’s like wandering through a glowing alien forest. I’ve never seen a shop that felt like a lucid dream,” says one early viewer.

“I wanted to create a space that feels like a visual temple,” Jindots adds. “Somewhere to pause. To feel. To remember there’s still magic in the handmade.”

The website features:

Original fluorescent artworks – hand-drawn over months with microscopic detail
Limited edition canvas prints – museum-quality, globally capped at 20 per size
Artist notes – reflections on dreams, consciousness, and the invisible
Philosophy – “Relentless Devotion” as a creative and spiritual path

“It’s not just a place to sell my work. It’s where everything I create lives. And it’s the start of something bigger,” said Jindots.

A Future Rooted in Dots

Though jindots.com marks his first public launch, the path forward is wide open. Future projects include exhibitions, projection mapping and large scale installations - all grounded in the same dotwork discipline that’s shaped his life for over a decade.

“Whatever I make—no matter the form—starts with sitting down and making dots. That will never change.”

For more details visit:

Website: https://www.jindots.com

Instagram: @jindots

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