Transcending Boundaries: A Multidimensional Journey

Aniruddha Sarker is a figurative artist based in Kolkata, India, who expresses his love and connection with nature, natural entities, and women figures across cultures through his paintings. He uses vibrant colours, textures, and forms to create captivating and meaningful artworks that reflect his vision and perspective. He has been honoured by various colleges, universities, private organizations, and government entities for his artistic statements on geo-political and social practices through art. He is an artist who believes in the power of art to communicate and inspire.

Palas Biswas is an artist who expresses the kinetic flow of life through his works. He draws inspiration from the fisherfolk, who work in harmony with the light and shadow of nature. He observes the distinct and unfailing rhythm of their movements, which resemble the varied rhythms of music. He tries to capture this fleeting rhythm with his brushstrokes, creating vibrant and dynamic paintings. His works reflect his vision of life as a mobile and musical phenomenon.

Shayani Boral is an artist who believes that every element, living or nonliving, cannot exist without each other. She calls this interdependence the art of living, and she is concerned about the ecological balance of the world. She thinks that the mechanical living of humans is turning this colorful world into black and white, and that the Earth is unsafe. She feels responsible as an artist to spread awareness about the importance of nature and the natural process of living. She says that nature is a priceless gift that cannot be bought. Her works are inspired by the beauty and diversity of nature, and she uses various media and techniques to create them. She hopes that her works will inspire people to appreciate and protect nature.

Subrata Ghosh is a refined artist who was born in 1977 and works with different artistic mediums, such as painting, sculpture, installation, and digital art. He creates enigmatic subjects, combining animal and human forms in decaying environments. These images symbolize the worsening relationship between humans and nature.Ghosh’s work deals with important themes, such as environmental damage, climate change, human actions, and apathy. His art is also influenced by his personal experiences, emotions, philosophies, and values.Ghosh studied modeling and sculpture at the Government College of Art and Craft in Kolkata. He has taken part in group exhibitions, including the famous CIMA Awards Show in 2022. He has received recognition for his art, such as the Prodosh Dasgupta Award in 2002. He lives and makes art in New Delhi.

Siddharth Jharia is an Architect, an Artist, and a Photographer. He studied BArch at IIT Roorkee, where he used watercolor, graphite, and ink for his visual arts and architectural projects. Since then, he has focused on his professional career of architecture. He has a keen perception to visualize and analyze anything, which he attributes to his Mentor Father Sri. Harish Jharia. Sri. Jharia is a Mechanical Engineer and a former scientist in Ministry of Defence, who is an expert in Optics.