Shaktipats disguised as Art
6 Solo Shows.
Works in private collections {and people's auras} in Europe, America, Canada, India, South-East Asia.
Interested in acquiring work? Name the piece and the page it is on and we will email the price and how it acts on the aura. Even though Tarun's works are sharply escalating upwards. The works are still reasonable.
e: creatorschild@gmail.com In the subject line include art enquiry. Or call 91-80-25425143. The artist is based in Bangalore. Also check www.creatorschild.com, the spiritual website.








Personal Details; Tarun Cherian is married to Celia Cherian. She is a reiki master, writer and artist. In fact many of the ritualstic showings have been inspired by her. He has a daughter: with 4 paws and a tail.
With Celia he leads Creator's Child a spiritual initiative, dedicated to awakening the god within. He writes extensively on spirituality and art. www.creatorschild.com
While this website currently focusses on the artist. Tarun is an award-winning poet and writer.
Tarun recently left advertising after 17 years. During which he collected awards both for art and copy. He launched brands like Jockey in India with the line "Burn Your Briefs". Got Blaupukt revving with the challenge to "testdrive your years". Launched Gave Cafe Coffeee day its line "A lot can happen over Coffee". Got people to wake up to Tata Coffee. Worked on every kind of account from Prestige, Asian Paints, Gati, Vanity Fair, HP. He was the director of Scion. Was Creative Director of Maa Bozell, Creative Supervisor, O&M, Bombay, and Sr writer at Sista's {Saatchis}.
Not the usual copywriter, Tarun wrote extensively on advertising for Brand Equity, A&M, Independent and Deccan Herald. An advertising strategist, he created Scion's powerful brand interface model.
Because he had 0 faith in art institutes or philosophical courses he studied of all things BA{Hons} Economics at St Stephens College, Delhi 81-84 and went on to compound folly with stupidity by doing MA Econmics at Delhi School Of Economics, 84-86.
Images of God. While the artist has avoided classically religeous images. God doesn't. In many of his encounters with God, the visions have been traditional images of Gods, current, ancient and emerging: Lord Jesus, Mother Mary, Lord Shiva, Ma Kali, Lord Ganesha, Lord Thor, Goddess Astarte...to name a few.