Sinta Tantra, influenced by the history and psychology of the color blue, presents a series of artworks predominantly characterized by various shades of blue, gold leaf accents, and natural linen canvases. Her deliberate use of blue, a color known for its contemplative effect, prompts her towards a more reflective and minimalist artistic practice.

Traditionally known for large-scale installations, Tantra shifts her focus to body-scale paintings, emphasizing simplicity and the interplay between linen, paint, and gold leaf. Born to Balinese parents in New York and raised in the UK, Tantra's Balinese heritage informs her meditative approach to art-making, often incorporating rituals like yoga and meditation into her process.

Drawing inspiration from Sol LeWitt's concept of collaborative creation, Tantra views art as a collective effort, akin to the collaborative process of creating ritual items in Balinese culture. Despite her meticulous planning and clear vision for her artworks, Tantra's process retains an element of intuition and craftsmanship, reflecting her commitment to quality and precision.