Sekhar Roy is an artist who learned things from small incidents of his life. Unlike other children his childhood was not smooth for him due to some political and socio economic reasons.
He was uplifted by his Guru (mentor) late. Prof.
Artist, Sachin Sagare : “I like to use simple elements from nature like flowers, early morning sunlight, women in their colourful hues.”
Sachin Sagare takes us on a journey into the multifaceted world of women. Inspired by the role of women in our society, Sachin brings the myriad expressions, and sometimes the unexpressed voice through his artwork. A student of Abhinav Kala Mahavidhyalay, Pune and Dalvis Art Institute, Kolhapur, Sachin’s work is real, simple and at times fiercely honest.
Ashif Hossain hails from Kolkata and his paintings predominately dwell on life. He is a fine art graduate from the Government College of Arts, Kolkata.
Indian culture, its vibrant colours and the idea of secularism inspire the artist and the same is reflected in his artworks.
Artist, Mukesh Salvi : “An Artist with Bold Strokes & Vivid Colours.”
Mukesh Salvi’s choice of palette is something worth looking out for. In most of his works, bold strokes of vivid colours are evident. Patterns in a hazy background with humans resembling puppets make an appearance in his works. His artworks bring forth deep feelings, which are depicted using surreal figures in various postures.Salvi
Sanjay Soni is a self-taught artist who through his paintings, landscapes his thoughts and portrays his emotions in the most profound way that they touch the core of one’s heart. He has an amazing ability to capture glimpses of India on canvas – his use of colours is pleasing.
Roy K John is a Kerala-based artist, whose canvases blend traditional techniques with a contemporary sensibility. While his works also feature a range of ordinary scenes from everyday life, he is primarily known for his reinterpretations of religious subjects. A trained mural artist, he takes inspiration from traditional Hindu iconography and refigures deities through a personal lens, creating innovative expressions of these familiar subjects.
Artist, Pramod Reddy Gade : “My works is influenced by Hindu mythology & the tales associated with its stories.”
Pramod Reddy Gade (India) is a trained mural artist. He is prolific and sensitive in his approach to painting. His interest and devotion to Hindu religious iconography has influenced his work. There is a story to every painting Gade depicts in his work.
Artist, Zargar Zahoor : “A look at a peaceful & calm painting makes you feel good all day through.”
Zargar Zahoor believes in the magic of color schemes, which according to him have an effect on the mind and soul of people. “A look at a peaceful & calm painting makes you feel good all day through”, He hails from Kashmir, the beauty of which he captures in his mystical paintings.
A Self taught Artist, Mrinal Dutt is from Ahmedabad. His two main interest areas are Indian mythology and Indian village women. He has held several group and solo shows both in India and outside India.
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Artist, Bishwaranjan Bhuniya : The Housethome Curated Art Series
Anupam Pal is from Jamshedpur and has dedicated himself to the creation of Indian style painting with exclusive styles and ultimate forms. He is a rising artist with an absolute zeal for redefining the culture of artisanship. Since the time Anupam took up the art, he has been creating a myriad of exquisite paintings.
Artist, Satheesh Kanna: Displays his talent depicting some stunning scenes of the “Varanasi Ghats”.
