Artists of the Week

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 […]

Dhruvi Jain is a ceramic sculptor, who navigates into the depths of the human psyche through her exploration of subconscious and suppressed emotions. Her artistic odyssey began with the ambitious pursuit of emptying her mind, an introspective process that proved to be an insurmountable task. Undeterred, she discovered a compelling alternative – the act of

Chitranjan Moharana, is a sculptor who channels the interplay of granite and steel to craft narratives. Dedicated to his craft, Moharana’s work is an exploration of hidden forms, a patchwork to his relentless pursuit of creative expression. Influenced by the vast spectrum of art, Moharana seamlessly weaves together thought-provoking concepts, addressing social issues and encapsulating

Dhaivat Panchal, born in 1997, is an architect and co-founder of ‘Urban Sketchers Ahmedabad,’ defining his artistic identity through the profound exploration of lines. In his creative journey, Panchal meticulously draws one line after another, each stroke echoing a narrative derived from his senses and experiences. The process unfolds organically as the lines interweave, gradually

Ahmedabad-based Dipal Sisodia’s work captures the essence of her surroundings. Nestled in the heart of the old city, Dipal draws inspiration from the close-knit neighbourhood that embodies this historic site. Embroidery and terracotta stand as her chosen mediums of exploration, each stitch and moulding is a sincere effort to her dedication to preserving the traditional

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