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Vijay Krish's piece for all the couples that enjoy journeying through the dense jungle that is the Indian traffic scene.
Anjali Mehta gives voice to a common sentiment for women. We don't belong to you or your expectations
Bombay based Sahil Shah created this artwork on a steaming afternoon in April, when his AC wasn't working.
Janine Shroff expresses her love for the kala khatta on every Bombay beach.
Archan Nair explores the randomness of the universe. Part of his artist series - Milk.
As a lover of motorcycle riding and vintage bikes, Muhammed Sajid recreates one of his favourite models — the BMW bike. Part of his artist series - Bikes.
In his artist series - Indian Rail Engines, Siddharth Dasari illustrates the WAM 4 ("W" - Broad Gauge "A" - Ac Electric Traction Motive Power "M" - Suitable For Mixed (Goods And Passenger) found at the Arakkonam Junction Electric Loco...
Aziza pays tribute to the Begum of Agra with this exquisite pattern, inspired by the craftsmanship and world-famous stone-work at the Taj Mahal.
A moment of comfort and respite. Yogesh Bhusare expertly captures the quiet moments of a road trip.
Aziza Iqbal's Bismuth invites you to lose yourself to the wild irridiscent patterns of the bi83 crystal.
Soft edged shapes meet hard edged shapes in a moment of subtle metamorphosis. Nilesh Kulkarni composes this transformation while bearing witness to the age old adage that beauty lies in the simple things.
Nilesh Kulkarni abstracts the transition of an autumn evening into a measured composition of soft twilight colours.
Archan Nair explores the fractal nature of how everything truly works. Part of his artist series - Milk.
Aviral Saxena creates a typographic expression of jazz mimicking the forms of brass and wind instruments.
Studio Kosh's version of Krishna. Gopala. Madhava. Damodara. The cowherd with curly hair and a complexion of monsoon clouds — Lord Krishna smiles, lying on a banyan leaf floating over the waters of cosmic dissolution.
One in 28 brides, from a series of illustrations entitled Adarsh Brides by Mallika Singh, The series is a satirical take on the practices of patriarchy that travel through the diversity of India.
In his artist series - Indian Rail Engines, Siddharth Dasari illustrates the WDM 3A ("W" - Broad Gauge "D" - Diesel Motive Power "M" - Suitable For Mixed (Goods And Passenger) "3A" - 3,100 Hp) found at the New Guwahati...
Is the grass always really greener on the other side? Nilesh Kulkarni plays with shapes and colours to explore why we tell ourselves this.
Nilesh Kulkarni playfully juxtaposes circular forms — perhaps, the moon rising over the sun, as it dips under the horizon.
In a series dedicated to India's - Holy Men, Ranganath Krishnamani highlights the variety of sadhus we encounter — with their bright attire and attitude.
In his artist series - Discover India, Ranganath Krishnamani features the Mysore Palace. The crowning glory of Mysore, known as the city of palaces, this is the official residence and seat of one of the surviving royal family of India...
Johnny Ganta uses his quintessential style to create a surrealistic dreamscape of the Sealink in Mumbai.
Jayesh Sachdev morphs classic works of art and their muses into hybrid forms. Meet the wolf of Dalal street in her richest Indian silks.
Uma Gokhale’s Cheetahs in Morocco is a portal to the souks of Marrakesh on your way to Paradise Valley. Her style is an invitation into the fresh, the tropical, and the vibrant.
In a series dedicated to India's 'Holy Men', Ranganath Kishnamani highlightsthe variety of sadhus we encounter - with their bright attire and attitude.
In his artist series - The Ambassador, Subhabrata Bose depicts Kolkata’s iconic ambassador taxi as it sits quietly, parked to the backdrop of a colourful building facade.
Jayesh Sachdev reimagines icons of the art world in their indo-pop avatar. Meet Dali Maharaj.
Chaaya Prabhat's captures an iconic Chennai scene of fishing boats lining the beaches during the early morning hours
As climate change and overpopulation drive more species to endangerment, Mayur Mengle draws attention to the gorgeous specimens from our own country that are disappearing from their habitats. Here he paints a portrait of the House Sparrow.
Yash Pradhan explores shapes and compositions to capture the idea of self-revelation — the disclosure of one's private feelings, thoughts, especially when unintentional.
Muhammed Sajid portrays Thresia and her long wait. Part of his artist series - Kerala Folk.
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Karan Kumar observes that obsession with academic success is as common as chai-biscuit in India.
Kashmira Sarode portrays the goddess of light, beauty, wealth and prosperity. Both material and spiritual.
Abhilash Baddha effortlessly combines elements of Hindu mythology with science fiction.
Curious about cities and their stories, Venna Sri Hari Kanth explores and maps them out in striking style. In his artist series Tracing Cities, he draws up the streets, blocks and details that comprise the city of Hyderabad, India.
BLOT!, Or Basic Love Of Things, is a mixed media and audio visual performance ensemble. Reshidev RK uses elements from BLOT!'s video game to create an intricate South Indian flavored collage. Prepare for visual overload.
Muhammed Sajid portrays the peace founder, Moosa. Part of his artist series - Kerala Folk.
In his artist series - Street Stories, Prince Lunawara documents the stories he encounters everyday. A stop at the paan patti is a daily ritual for many.
Studio Kosh's version of Saraswati. Sharada. Vinapani. Vagdevi. Mahavidya. The white goddess of wisdom - Saraswati comes riding her hamsa that swims untouched by the waters of the material world.
In his artist series ‘Faces’, Muhammed Sajid sketches out evocative character portraits of Indian women and men that tell their stories. He gives us a glimpse into a poignant moment of relief.
In his artist series - Wild Side, Jayesh Sachdev’s hybrid characters lend their extraordinary quirks to ordinary moments. This brash buck gives you an earful.
In his artist series - Pets, Muhammed Sajid observes that the most popular of them are noted for their attractive appearances and their loyal or playful personalities. The Cute Piranji has many friends in the ocean and above it.
Sachin Bhatt’s politician will lie dormant until election season — when he resurfaces with as many faces as promises.
Hitanshu Bhatt's nomad perseveres in the cataloguing of his dreams. Part of his artist series - Nomad.
Jasjyot Singh Hans' 'Bouquet' is made as a salute to his wonderful mother who lives in India, and to women everywhere. Inspired by the strength they've given him to be comfortable in his own skin, drawing women is Jasjyot's way...