My work concentrates on natural habitats and aesthetics as my childhood and adolescence has been spent in the lap of nature. I belong to the family of farmer that is why I adore the phenomena of the earth. There is a need for humans to grow and nurture our relation with the nature in today's society. the essence of nature, forms, colours, textures and other elements inspires me." In a one of a kind podcast, learn about the artist's process and inspiration in creating his art. 

Born in 1981 in Delhi, Chetnaa completed her Master’s degree in Painting from the College of Art in New Delhi.
Her geometric abstractions are drawn largely from the landscape and architectures of her city, keen observations of the metropolis translated into an eloquent schematic of lines and markers. Initiated as symmetrical arrangements, Chetnaa’s work reveals the need to deconstruct the order she had once sought, so as to build a new geometrical logic that feeds her minimalist aesthetic. In this one of a kind podcast learn about the artist's influence from impressionist to abstract.

Zimbiri, born and raised in Bhutan, finished her undergrad from Wheaton College, MA, with a double major in Economics and Fine Arts. Her first exhibition, Faces, was the first female solo exhibition in Bhutan. It was about people and their way of coping with society by wearing different ‘Faces’.  She is currently working on a series of paintings that are an exploration of traditional Bhutanese paint (saa-tshen) and imagery.

In this one of kind podcast, learn about the artist's style and approach to her art, the what and why to her materials as well as what makes her art and approach, so unique.

RINA DHAKA – A name itself is enough - An Indian fashion designer who has been a dreamer ever since her childhood and for whom visuals were always more important than words. She is best known for her theme collections - sheer trousers, crochet, stretch jersey, woollens and spider web motifs. Western wear remains an area of dominance, though she also designs ethnic and conventional attires. She prides on the fact that her pieces can be worn as separates. Attaining a lot of success nationally, she has also achieved accredits internationally. In this one of a kind podcast listen to the designer reminiscing her time with the craft and what made it stand out from the rest.

Shruti Mahajan is a visual artist based in Hyderabad. She has been interested in precarious structures and through them lived lives that navigate liminal and transient spaces, including but not limited to the border regions. Through material and media that suggest the fragility of these archives that emerge and dissipate — envelopes, inland letters, cardboard structures — she enters the fraught domain of identity and memory.

In this one of a kind Podcast, learn about the artist's journey, inspiration and what divides her art from the rest.

Nishita is the principal architect of her award-winning namesake design firm, Studio Nishita Kamdar. She is also the co-founder of Pieces of Desire, an artisan based design studio exploring a seamless transition between art and functional objects with a conscious attempt to promote locally made products with a keen focus on details and craftsmanship.

She is an alumni of Kamla raheja vidyanidhi institute for architecture,Mumbai , where she is also a visiting faculty. 
In a short time the  design practice garnered attention for the whirl of freshness is brought  and also their distinct sense of style and desire to innovate.

Asim Waqif is an Indian artist based in New Delhi, whose work is influenced by interdisciplinary fields of art, architecture, ecology and design. Waqif studied architecture at the School of Planning and Architecture, Delhi.

His recent projects have attempted a crossover between architecture, art and design, with a strong contextual reference to contemporary urban-design and the politics of occupying/intervening/using public spaces. Some of his projects have developed within abandoned and derelict buildings in the city that act like hidden activity-spaces for marginalized people.
In this one of a kind podcast, learn about the artist's approach to art, architecture and why is he a reluctant artist.

Born in 1960, Seema Kohli has created her own niche in the world of contemporary art since past 35 years. Her creative repertoire is eclectic, encompassing a wide range of mediums ranging from painting, murals, experiential installation performances, films to installations, sculptures and each a unique expression of her style. She has over time has brought a synergy of her unique sensibilities and her art. Working with acrylics and oils on canvas, inks, mixed mediums, ceramics and printmaking, her work has redefined the basic contours of figurative art in India, finding admirers across the planet.

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.

“I am a mirror,” she says. “When I paint, you see not what I have made but what you want to see.” “I,” Seema Kohli, painter and teller of stories, “am both myth and reality. Pick the one you want, but remember, the mirror distorts, and so the myth might be reality, and reality myth.”
In this one of a kind podcast learn about the artist and what inspires her art to be so fearless and ferocious.

Niyeti Chadha (b. 1979, Dehradun) is a visual artist based in Bangalore. Her drawings, collages and sculptures document a constantly transforming urban landscape, in which spaces are dissected into formal elements that are reorganized and recombined in an attempt to discover new and imagined narratives within the built environment. The works act as a process of mapping spatial experiences from memory and feeling, to find points of departure within the cityscape through a process of intuition.
Niyeti is represented by Gallery Latitude 28, New Delhi.

In this one of a kind podcast, Artist Niyeti Chadha talks about her art as we know it.

Bose Krishnamachari is an internationally acclaimed painter and Artist-Curator based in Mumbai, India. His work comprises vivid abstract paintings, figurative drawings, sculpture, photography, multimedia installations and architecture. Also, the founder member and President of Kochi Biennale Foundation and Biennale Director of international exhibition of contemporary art, Kochi-Muziris Biennale. His paintings have been exhibited in numerous solo and group exhibitions internationally. He also actively curates exhibitions and projects of fellow artists around India. Listen to this one of a kind podcast, Bose Krishnamachari: Created in Chance, Found in Destiny, now!