Artist, Hampa Sircar Das : “Echoes of Memory and Myth in Form”
Hampa Sircar Das brings a distinctive narrative sensibility to contemporary Indian art, where memory, mythology, and personal history intersect with quiet intensity. Her works often unfold as layered visual stories, rooted in cultural memory yet articulated through a refined, contemporary lens.
Meghana Kishore : “Whispers of Stillness in Fluid Abstraction”
Meghana Kishore’s paintings unfold as quiet, immersive spaces that invite a slowing down of perception. Her work inhabits the realm of abstraction, where colour, light, and texture dissolve into atmospheric compositions that feel both expansive and deeply intimate. Each canvas becomes less an image and more an experience, offering a moment of pause within an otherwise restless visual world.
Yuvan Bothysathuvar : “Chromatic Rhythms and the Poetry of Pattern”
Yuvan Bothysathuvar constructs a visual universe that is at once playful and intensely immersive. His abstract collages unfold like intricate tapestries, drawing the viewer into a charged field of colour, rhythm, and movement. At first encounter, the works dazzle with their vibrancy, but linger a moment longer and a deeper, almost meditative complexity begins to surface.
Artist, Meenal Singh : “Immersive Abstractions in Colour and Form”
Meenal Singh’s practice unfolds as a deeply intuitive dialogue between material, movement, and emotion. Working predominantly in oil on canvas, she moves away from conventional tools, allowing the natural behaviour of pigment to dictate the language of her compositions. The result is a body of work that feels organic and expansive, where colour flows into vast, immersive terrains that resemble imagined landscapes and inner topographies.
Artist, Gurudas Shenoy : “Quiet Narratives in Contemporary Indian Form”
Gurudas Shenoy’s artistic language is one of quiet power, rooted in tradition yet undeniably contemporary in expression. His works distill everyday Indian life into evocative visual poetry, where form, texture, and emotion converge with effortless grace.
Working primarily with earthy palettes and layered compositions, Shenoy creates narratives that feel both intimate and timeless.
Siddharth Shingade is one of India’s most evocative contemporary artists, celebrated for his deeply introspective and poetic visual language.
Rooted in rural Maharashtra, his work draws from lived experiences, memory, and the quiet dignity of everyday life. His compositions often depict solitary figures, animals & landscapes that seem suspended between reality & dream.
The Dashavatara – The ten sacred incarnations of Lord Vishnu is one of the most profound narratives in Hinduism. Each avatar appears at a pivotal moment in cosmic history to restore dharma (righteous order) and protect the balance of the universe.
Naina Maithani’s abstract paintings are deeply atmospheric works that translate memory, landscape, and emotion into luminous fields of colour. Her practice is guided less by representation and more by sensation – capturing fleeting impressions of place, light, and movement that linger in the artist’s consciousness long after the moment has passed.
Naina Maithani’s abstract paintings are deeply atmospheric works that translate memory, landscape, and emotion into luminous fields of colour. Her practice is guided less by representation and more by sensation – capturing fleeting impressions of place, light, and movement that linger in the artist’s consciousness long after the moment has passed.
