Mansi Dovhal was brought up around the world, born in New Delhi, lived in Tanzania, Netherlands, Tehran (Iran) , Egypt and San Francisco.  Her paintings have a global  International appeal. Nature and spiritual journey of our consciousness is one of the dominant themes in her paintings.

Through her art, Radhika aims at bringing joy and bliss to the lives of others. She finds 
inspiration in all forms of creation, such as, nature, music, and books. 
She dwells on the emotion of all forms of creation and tries to capture this quality in her 
paintings. Radhika’s unique use of light in her paintings leaves a lasting imprint on the 
mind of the viewer. 
For Radhika, art is a spiritual and meditative journey of love. Thus, it wouldn’t be 
surprising to many that her first exhibition was inspired by Meerabai, and later by the 
renowned 13th century poet, Rumi. 
Over the years, she has continued to depict Rumi’s stirring expressions of poetic love, 
and the Sufi soul’s quest to unite with the Divine. Like Sufi literature, Radhika also uses 
everyday subjects to demystify spirituality.

Collection of works from the renowned artist John Fernandes

Shweta is a multidisciplinary artist, working with mediums such as dry point, etching, lithography, collagraph, and woodcut, alongside creative drawing and painting.

In 2018, she completed her Bachelor of Fine Art degree. From 2019 to 2021, she dedicated herself to honing skills and expanding her artistic practice at the Bharat Bhawan printmaking community studio. She recently finished her Masters in Fine Art at Sir J J School of Art in Mumbai.       

Shweta’s artistic practice focuses on several pivotal themes including social scenarios, human expressions, caricature, equality, women's empowerment, and societal structures. She aims to provoke contemplation in viewers, encouraging them to reflect on their existence and their connection to the world around them.

 “I use neon colours in my drawings creatively to highlight the aspects of life that have caught my attention," explains the artist about her bright color palette.



Vikas Arya is today an Internationally renowned Landscape Artist. In 2019, he started exhibiting In
Europe. He has participated in multiple Art exhibitions across Luxembourg, France, Belgium and has
already made his mark by selling his artwork in each of the exhibitions. In India, he has been awarded
"Agnipath Kala Shri Award 2018". He has also won Gold medals in Artizen Art Gallery, Delhi and Punjabi
Bhavan, Ludhiana in 2015 & 2016. He received "The Best Painting Award" from AIFACS Gallery, Delhi in
2016.
The 3D Impasto technique in Acrylic prevalent in his canvases helps him fulfill his vision to bring out the beauty of nature in its most creative form. The stunning work of art that brings
alive forests, mountains, rivers, even ‘simple’ trees get an in-depth touch in his Landscapes.
“At this stage in my life, the bare minimum I try to do with my skills is to bring out the Nature's beauty to the world.”

Ramesh Pachpande, born in a village in Jalgaon district in Maharashtra  Today, Ramesh Pachpande has developed a unique style of his own, charcoal on paper which
highlights facial expressions and brings to the fore the sublime beauty of the human form.
His paintings, a reflection of his rural roots, portray the serene innocence, the charm and
purity of the rural folk. The choice of charcoal as a medium has been deliberately chosen by
him as it best captures the stark simplicity and the emotional relationships between the
figures portrayed.



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