Vyoma describes the paintings on display as being rooted in stillness, reflection, and quiet beauty.

She says the art depicts “landscapes and waterscapes through layered colour, drawing on memory rather than place; these are not locations, but impressions, familiar without being fixed… quiet, immersive worlds unfold where time feels suspended: forests dissolve into vertical veils of colour, water reflects not just sky but emotion, and delicate figures - birds, deer, drifting forms - appear and disappear like passing thoughts.” 

Vyoma held her first solo exhibition in 2016, followed by a second in 2018 at the Artists’ Centre, Kala Ghoda, Mumbai. She also held two online exhibitions that raised funds and awareness for three non-governmental organisations. Her work is part of the permanent collection at the Maharashtra Vidhan Sabha.