Artists of the Week

Vivek Vadkar is an artist who seamlessly integrates art and design into living spaces, infusing the Realistic Art form with imaginative concepts to create a harmonious whole. With a deep-rooted passion for Realistic Art, which has existed since time immemorial, Vadkar brings ideas to life through meticulously detailed sketches. After graduating from Khopoli Chitrakala Mahavidyalaya […]

Palak Modi is an artist whose work explores the relationship between social constructivism and minimalism. She primarily uses black and white to create paintings and sculptures. Modi aims to communicate complicated thoughts with elegant simplicity by exploring the delicate balance between simplicity and human societal constructions through the use of a modern abstract style. Modi

Landscape artist Kruti Mehta has spent the last two years immersing herself in a transforming process. Her art, which is based on her love of nature, goes beyond conventional depictions of landscapes and explores the expressive spectrum of emotions. Drawing inspiration from her surroundings, Kruti’s artistic process is a fusion of observation, introspection, and experimentation.

Ranjith Raghupathy is an artist whose unwavering dedication to self-discovery and experimentation has defined his route through the art world. Raghupathy, who has a background in art education, set out on a mission to discover his own artistic voice. Along the way, he explored the complex relationships that exist between realistic and abstract aspects as

Abstract artist Sharmila Gupta explores the very core of existence and emotion in her work, going beyond the bounds of traditional representation. She encourages people to ponder the profundity of human experience and the interconnection of the cosmos through her enthralling paintings. With a keen eye for the beauty found in the harmony of elements,

Sudeshna Saha is an independent artist from Kolkata who explores the complex web of human life by skilfully fusing ideas, facts, and human interactions with the environment. Her works of art are a reflection of the constantly changing consumerist society of today. Through her allegorical and personal works, Saha engages viewers in a thought-provoking conversation

Through her artistic journey, Rumika Bhaumik explores herself by skilfully fusing her personal story with the materials and forms she comes across. Her art, which is based on the themes of ownership and belonging, transcends actual locations by bringing her energy to them and defining her identity inside them. Bhaumik drew inspiration for her artwork

Puja Das’s artistic practice is deeply rooted in the concept of constructions, a theme that has been intricately woven into the fabric of her life since childhood. Growing up amidst the transformation of her homeland into a bustling urban landscape, Das found herself drawn to the subtle yet profound aspects of daily life that often

In her abstract paintings, Bhumi Dhebar uses colour and form to create complex storylines that convey emotions. For Bhumi, art is more than just a show of sight; it’s the core of who she is and the language by which she expresses the richness and nuance of human emotions. Bhumi started her artistic journey as

Driven by a deep sense of social conscience, contemporary artist Virendra Mahata deftly interweaves stories of migration, struggle, and social injustices into his works. Mahata’s artistic journey is a monument to his everlasting commitment to emphasising the human condition, especially in light of migration. He has a deep-rooted belief in art as a platform for