Exhibitions

Tushaar A M

Tushaar Anand Madhu is a contemporary printmaker and woodcut artist whose work draws profound inspiration from the German Expressionist movement. He has developed a distinctive graphic language that fuses bold concepts with a keen exploration of colour and form, blending personal expression with traditional techniques to create evocative and powerful works of art.

Archana H

My work is like a journal. I paint what I experience through my travel in public transport. I chose crowd and travel experience as my subject because they show anonymity and connection in everyday life. Each journey gives me new moments to observe and document. I work in acrylic medium — its quick drying and layering helps me capture the quick gestures and movements of people, just like quick notes.

Gurudev

Gurudev is a Bengaluru-based artist. He is fascinated by the anatomy of how the world works. He believes art is older than humanity, and that humans are simply the only species to gather an audience around it. Through contrast, structure, and simple visual forms, his work seeks to capture attention before inviting curiosity. His practice spans watercolour, pastels, digital media, and black ink on white paper. To him, art is the human perspective on what the universe has to offer.

Sanchita Sharma

Sanchita Sharma is a self-taught artist and former engineer who uses art as a medium to connect with herself and the world around her. Her paintings are inspired by quiet reflections on everyday life, exploring the interconnectedness of femininity, nature, and human emotion. Through symbolic and intuitive imagery, she seeks to express the complexities of the inner self, inviting viewers to pause, reflect, and find their own meaning within her work.

Vishakha L

I am Vishakha L, a self-taught artist based in Bangalore. I am drawn to the beauty of real life and nature, things that often go unnoticed in the chaos of our daily routines. Through my paintings I aim to encourage viewers to pause, observe and reconnect with the simple yet meaningful moments that surround us. In this body of work I have also explored collage as a new artistic expression, presenting familiar subjects from a fresh perspective while preserving their authenticity and charm.

Keshav

Keshav is a homeschooler with a diverse range of interests. He expresses his creativity through art, particularly abstract works depicting Hindu deities such as Lord Vishnu and Shiva. Alongside his artistic practice he plays badminton and dances, and is always on the lookout for new subjects to explore, from economics to history to mathematics.

Photograph withheld pending consent — see the note Tushaar was sent.