Artist, Ramchandra Kharatmal : “Rhythmic shapes & figures & splendid interwoven colours”
I am a Pune based realist painter on a journey of sensitive creative pursuit. Basically belonging to Solapur, i have dedicated myself to Art in a full fledged way and work as a freelancing artist.
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Artist, Om Swami : “Rich imagery, well conceived themes & diligently executed vibrant colors”
Om Swami is a Mumbai based artist who has studied at the Raheja College. The beauty of his work is in the fluidity & movement of his subjects. Even in his figurative works where no movement is depicted, one takes one look at the subject & can feel the energy within the painting.
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Artist, Vijender Sharma : “Art is a way to display our inner self by colours or any other ways.”
Born in Delhi, Vijender Sharma completed his MFA in painting in 1990. He is a gold medallist from the Delhi College of Art. He presents art in a more shaded feeling, than many of his contemporaries, influenced by realism. Vijender Sharma paintings carry a strong narrative, as he paintings hyper realistic abstractions and studies of human portraits and choreographed compositions.
Amit Bhar is a Bangalore-based artist whose interest in art began at a young age. In his own words, it was eventually to become “the primary objective of his life”. The pristine, rustic beauty of rural Bengal—of his birthplace, Hooghly-Chinsurah—the clear blue skies, fallen autumn leaves, grazing cattle and the daily life of the village nestled on the banks of the river Hooghly, inspired Bhar to start painting when he was as young as twelve.
Sujata Achrekar was born in 1968. She graduated from the L.S Raheja School of Art, Mumbai, in 1990, following which she got her Diploma in Art Education from Sir JJ School of Art, Mumbai.
Achrekar’s canvases are predominantly worked in oils, with a profusion of earthy tones like burnt sienna, ochre and rust orange.
Artist, Yograj Verma : “I paint the spirit and soul of what I see” shares this Artist, who indulges in oil paintings displaying muddy reds and scintillating blues.
On the path of self discovery, Yograj Verma, A renowned artist from Delhi believes that painting is a form of enchanted power to decode divinity and redefine cosmic power of the universe. He paints with the heart and builds with the mind.
Artist, Subrata Das: His stunning artworks are imbued with colour, mysticism and romance…
The acrylics on canvas and mixed media works feature a cast of ethereal mythological beings from the Hindu epics with long limbs, cascading hair and a flame orange mist of vermilion dotting their foreheads. The Buddha and Krishna are recurring protagonists in the Kolkata-born artist’s works, who focuses on the sublime and the poetic aspects of ancient Indian myths and legends.
Contemporary Indian artist Ramesh Gorjala was born into a family of weavers, and at a young age he learned kalamkari art from his uncle. After mastering this traditional form, he went on to earn a degree in fine arts from Jawaharlal Nehru Architecture and Fine Arts University in Hyderabad.
Artist, SHAMPA SIRCAR DAS : “Her works evokes a Meditative Aura, reflecting her fascination with elements of Nature & Spirituality”
Born in 1970 in Delhi. She completed her BFA from College of Art, New Delhi and MFA from Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi. Her works evokes a meditative aura, reflecting her fascination with elements of nature and spirituality. Dominated by vibrant hues, her artwork is inspired by India’s rich cultural heritage and philosophy.
Artist, Seema Kohli : “When I paint, you see not what I have made but what you want to see.”
Myth and fable apart, Seema Kohli’s canvases are layered with many, many stories rooted as much in philosophy as in knowledge gained in modern times, a parable of tales both imagined and real, till one can no longer tell the real from the imagined.
Artist, SACHIN AKALEKAR : “Drawing his Inspiration from Nature & People”
As an artist, some of his domains include acrylic and mixed media. Drawing his inspiration from nature and people, nothing fascinates him like creating figurative and conceptual paintings. Sachin’s paintings have had the honour of reaching across far and wide through various exhibits in Pune and Mumbai.
Ram Omkar is a self-taught artist. Fascinated by the spiritual forms in India, many of his paintings focus on iconic religious figures like Buddha and Krishna. He also concentrates his work around ‘the music of nature’s colours’.
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Artist, Prasanta Khatua : “In my art, I like to capture the beauty in mundane objects and places”
Painting is a deeply rooted soulful experience to be shared. Art is my passion and my spirit. I feel connected to my truth when designing my painting and the energy fulfils my definiteness of purpose. I’m constantly seeing vision and having inspiration for my art.
Artist, Paras Parmar : “His inner feelings & moods can be experienced by his various brush techniques.”
Paras’s paintings are subtle, yet vibrant and the energetic brush strokes express an emerging independence of inner vision. Due to the past struggles in his personal life he investigates with his spirit to find out the solution. His inner feelings and moods can be experienced by his various brush techniques.
Artist, NITU CHHAJER : “My Paintings are a reflection of my thoughts, my imagination, & my inner world.”
My journey as an artist began a few years ago when I started an inner quest. At that point in time, paintings came as an unexpected gift into my life. I am a self-taught Artist born in the vibrant land of Rajasthan and brought up in the land of art and culture, Kolkata.
Artist, Nishant Dange : “Depicts ethereal Female figures using dark Charcoal & contrasting Colours”
Nishant Dange take us into dreamscapes featuring otherworldly women, deep in reverie. Interwoven with intricate motifs of butterflies and birds, the mysterious and ethereal women in his art works celebrate the beauty and strength of the feminine. The omnipresent butterfly is a metaphor for the transformative and regenerative power that women possess.
Artist, Niladari Paul : “The energy of my pigments convey a primitive force & energy of cheerful optimism that I feel.”
I have been painting for as long as I can remember. Even before I knew it was called art. From the moment I first held a pencil in my hand, I started doodling, much to the exasperation of my parents and teachers.
Artist, Malay Das : “His inclination to music & nature, brings a mysticism in all his works”
Malay started his painting with Water Color mainly on nature studies. His inclination to music and nature brings a mysticism in all his works. His inclination to music and nature brings a mysticism in all his works.
Several of his works shows a dreamy impressionism, which forms his basic style.
Artist, Babu Xaviers : “There`s a lot of contradiction in my paintings, which can be very disturbing”
Based in Trivandrum, Kerala, Babu Xavier is an artist whose canvases are brought alive with vivid colours and fantastic creatures. His brushes paint on full-blooded reds, vibrant yellows and sparkling blues and greens, creating nearly human figures with some sexual undertones in watercolours that seem to radiate light almost like a prism.
Artist, IRUVAN KARUNAKARAN : “The streets inspire me very much. They come from somewhere and go somewhere else”
Born in the temple town of Madurai in the southern state of Tamil Nadu, art by Iruvan Karunakaran, a contemporary Indian artist, uniquely captures both the timeless quality of village life and the bustling pace of urban life. His crisp command of light and shade creates an almost photo-realistic effect, whether painting a decorated bull or a city street in the rain.
Artist, Gurmeet Marwah : “I use animals as symbols, as well as containers of emotive content.”
Gurmeet Marwah is an ardent romantic at heart. His work is based on stories at the personal and the social level. His art is an expression of what he sees in his environment. In that sense he is very contemporary. His art is usually abstract representations that has his unique trademark and boy, do they drip of sarcasm!!
Artist, DEVIDAS DHARMADHIKAR : “I feel an urge to know really about my feeling & this is what I would like to show through my paintings.”
Every man is different from another. The mind, body, thought, soul of every person is different from one another. Not only this but there are many other aspects of a man that make him divine. An individuals personality every man is unique.
“I am an admirer of simplicity and thus, the same can be seen in my artist expressions. I draw and paint everything or anything that relates to nature for it has always been my motivation. I paint with various styles, mediums and techniques.”
Artist, Deepa Vedpathak : “When the colors take shapes on my canvas, they do not have any limit”
To contemporary Indian artist Deepa Vedpathak, music and painting are not only complementary but inseparable. She listens to music while painting, interpreting notes as colors and melodies as brushstrokes. Her original paintings evoke a rich auditory experience, expanding beyond the visual and physical senses.
Artist, Buwa Shete : “Contemporary modernist figures, rendered mysterious by an uniquely Indian style”
Born in 1960, Buwa Shete graduated in Applied Arts from Abhinav Kala, Pune, in 1983. After graduating, he worked with advertising agencies as a creative director and illustrator for several years, while painting simultaneously. His first recognition came when he won an award at the National Exhibition of Young Painters in Calcutta, organized by M.
