Nilesh Nikam : “Meditative Contemporary Abstractions Exploring Spirituality, Texture & Inner Stillness”
Born in 1977, Artist, Nilesh Nikam is recognised for contemplative abstract compositions that evoke silence, introspection, and spiritual equilibrium. His paintings unfold as layered visual meditations where texture, symbolism, and colour converge to create immersive emotional landscapes.
Drawing from Indian philosophical thought and traditional motifs, Nikam constructs canvases rich in tactile surfaces, intricate mark-making, and luminous chromatic harmonies.
Sanjay Biswal : “Evoking Nature’s Quiet Poetry Through Lush Contemporary Realism”
Artist, Sanjay Biswal creates immersive visual meditations inspired by the fragile beauty and silent rhythms of nature. Working primarily in acrylic on canvas, Biswal transforms ordinary botanical and natural elements into richly layered compositions that radiate serenity, sensitivity, and contemplative depth.
Fawad Tamkanat : “Capturing The Pulse Of Urban India Through Layered Contemporary Realism”
Born in 1962 in Hyderabad, Artist, Fawad Tamkanat is celebrated as one of the most compelling contemporary painters to emerge from South India. A gold medallist in both Bachelor of Fine Arts from Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University and Master of Fine Arts from the University of Hyderabad, Tamkanat has built a distinguished international career marked by constant reinvention and technical mastery.
Lal Bahadur Singh : “Reimagining Rural India Through Symbolic Contemporary Visual Narratives”
Born in 1985 in Uttar Pradesh, Artist, Lal Bahadur Singh has emerged as a distinctive voice in contemporary Indian art through works that seamlessly intertwine rural memory, urban transformation & symbolic storytelling. Trained initially in the traditional Guru-Shishya Parampara in Ghazipur before pursuing advanced studies at the prestigious College of Art, Singh developed a visual language deeply rooted in observation, narrative, and cultural reflection.
Smita Jain : “Transforming Memory, Nature & Emotion Into Luminous Contemporary Abstractions”
Artist, Smita Jain creates evocative abstract compositions shaped by memory, emotion, and an enduring connection to nature. Raised in Bihar and inspired from childhood by watching her grandfather paint, the artist developed an intuitive relationship with colour, texture, and visual storytelling that continues to define her practice today.
Dattatraya Thombare : “Exploring The Threshold Between Reality, Memory & Abstraction”
Born in Pune, Artist, Dattatraya Thombare is recognised for a contemplative visual language that seamlessly merges abstraction with figuration. Educated at Abhinav Kala Mahavidyalaya and later at the prestigious Sir J. J. School of Art, Thombare developed a practice rooted in the emotional & psychological dimensions of nature, humanity & perception.
Amrish Malvankar : Architectural Precision Transformed Into Layered Contemporary Visual Poetry
Artist, Amrish Malvankar brings together the disciplines of architecture and painting through a practice defined by structure, texture, and emotional depth. Trained at the renowned Sir J. J. School of Architecture, Malvankar transitioned from architecture to full-time art, carrying with him a refined sensitivity to balance, composition, and spatial harmony.
Sanjiivv Sankpal : “Spiritual Rural Narratives Infused With Colour, Harmony & Indian Modernism”
Artist, Sanjiivv Sankpal is a multidisciplinary artist whose works draw deeply from India’s spiritual philosophy, rural traditions, and meditative visual culture. Originating from the village of Nipani in Maharashtra’s Kolhapur region, Sankpal has developed a distinctive artistic language shaped by both indigenous aesthetics & the influence of modern masters including S.
