Iftikar Ahmed

Anup Shrivastava, a talented artist hailing from the Dhar district in Madhya Pradesh, showcases a profound artistic vision deeply rooted in the exploration of ecology and ethnography. Through his distinctive use of acrylic pastels, Shrivastava breathes life into his canvases, translating his reflections on the natural world and cultural diversity into visually striking masterpieces. The

Akash Jatav is a master of capturing the pulse of everyday life through a unique and distorted lens. Jatav’s figurative pieces, particularly those depicting people on the street, their lives, and the belongings that define them, create a profound narrative that requires a patient and attentive gaze. The figures in Jatav’s canvases, though recognisable in

A dynamic artist, Rupali Goel delves into the intricate dance of life’s evolution, capturing the essence of individuals navigating through the ebb and flow of time. Her work speaks for the resilience required to adapt to desolate phases and embrace the changes that inevitably accompany life’s journey. With a keen eye for observation, Goel draws

Krishna Popaliya, a thoughtful artist driven by a commitment towards the nuanced facets of a woman’s existence within society, crafts compelling narratives through her unique exploration of materials. In her artistic journey, she fervently advocates for the equitable placement of women in society, manifesting her convictions through a keen observation of their life cycle, challenges,

The artistic journey of Anirudh Kumar is a voyage across the heartland of Uttar Pradesh, with beginnings in the humble Indian slum of Nehru Camp. Anirudh’s work becomes a sensitive expression of the vast cultural diversity that impacted his formative years, thanks to the wise guidance of his mentor, Ram Onkar. Born into a world

Artist Chandrapal Panjre was raised in rural India and revitalises an age-old custom by using his style of expression, the Katha creating. Katha-making, a generation-spanning craft rooted in the ageless essence of rural living, repurposes discarded items like kurtas, sarees, blankets, scarves, and dhotis by the careful use of needle and thread, weaving it into

Monika Thesiya takes us on an enthralling trip into the world of abstract expressionism. Dry pastels are her preferred medium; they are a flexible tool that she uses to express her creativity as she skilfully turns blank canvases into colourful, expressive creations. Thesiya embraces the freedom that abstract art affords, freeing herself from boundaries and

In the dichotomy of home and college, Mahima Katiwal finds a canvas for her unique artistic exploration. While her ventures seldom extend beyond these familiar confines, her attention is magnetically drawn to the myriad objects that inhabit these spaces. It’s a conscious choice not to meander through the city or seek solace in recreational areas;