Her works, such as "Freedom," "Towards Temple," "Monsoon Days," the "Childhood Memories" series and "Mother's Moon," convey love, warmth and delight of life in an unaffected and idyllic way. They reflect the artist's hopes of preserving traditional cultural values, her pursuit of happiness and her thoughts on the social development that is changing so much in both China and India. She also calls for peace and love in some works such as "Goddess of Peace" and "World Peace."

Gurjinder's "Freedom" [Photo provided to China.org.cn]

Gurjinder's sculpture works are mostly in cuprine, while her paintings feature harmoniously bright colors. She even boldly blends traditional Chinese elements, such as "one-tile" hair style for kids and Chinese "Qipao" into her works.

What we want: simple life and better works

Bharat and Gurjinder love artistic creation. They hope they will always be able to push creative boundaries and, hopefully, bring joy to others with their art.

Bharat's "Friendship Above All" [Photo provided to China.org.cn]

The brother and sisters duo have never thought that taking art as their life career means an arduous road. They just enjoy it, and may continue work for many hours without any rest. They often forget to eat and go to bed in time when they are engaged in creation.

The suffering is worth it, however, when the final work is completed, Gurjinder said, who has been suffering back pain from her long hours sitting.

Gurjinder's "Towards Temple" [Photo by Zhang Junmian/China.org.cn]

Bharat said he believes that artistic works shouldn't be done in a rush and they have never considered mass producing their work. "Artists should always maintain [their] independence and freedom in creation. Those who lose themselves in the market will end up as workman and businessman," said Bharat.

"What we want is very simple -- Live in a simple way, and create more outstanding statues for different cities in China, as well as in other countries," Bharat said.