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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
Puja Das Examies the Urban Matrix With a Creative Tribute to Development Read More »
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
Does Bhumi Dhebar’s Abstract Art Speak the Language of Emotion? Read More »
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
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Artist Sangam Vankhade’s love of conserving cultural legacy is evident in the elaborate sculptures and architectural replicas he makes. Vankhade’s art is a tribute to the narratives and spirit of past times, demonstrating a deep appreciation for the importance of historical landmarks. Inspired by the stories that have been passed down through the ages, Vankhade
Echoes of Heritage: Sangam Vankhade’s Sculptural Odes to Cultural Preservation Read More »
Ranita Bera combines her personal and intellectual experiences to create a portrayal of the modern world. Even though her academics have taken her to many different places, her work consistently reflects a strong sense of nostalgia for her early years, which takes the form of a celebration of shapes, colours, and the intrinsic meanings they
Stitching Time: An Embroidered Journey Through Nature and Memories by Ranita Bera Read More »
The vivid kaleidoscope of Ketiya Bhandecha’s artistic path is fashioned from the strands of her life experiences and the multifaceted quality of her surroundings. The various environments that have influenced her life, education, and personal experiences are reflected in the hallucinogenic energy that pulses through her works. Every piece she creates tributes to her obsession
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Indrapal is a talented sculptor from the Mau district of Uttar Pradesh, who has been navigating in the world of art since his early years. His artistic journey unfolded at the Faculty of Visual Arts, Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi, where he successfully earned his Bachelor’s degree in Sculpture from 2015 to 2019. Subsequently, he pursued
Manjit Gogoi is an artist who was raised in the lush Assamese countryside, close to Kaziranga National Park. His artistic path is deeply influenced by the social and environmental values of his background. Going into issues like habitat loss, species extinction, climate change, contamination, and resource exploitation, Gogoi’s artistic perspective is a painful investigation of