Chetan Bhakuni’s paintings are more than portraits. They are deeply autobiographical pieces where love, memory, and pain coexist. He transforms personal grief into a visual language that feels universal, inviting viewers to reflect on their own bonds, losses, and the ways memory lingers even in absence.

The session was more than a conversation; it was a reminder that art has the power to scratch away at illusions and reveal what lies beneath. For everyone who tuned in, it was an eye-opening exchange. And for those who missed it, we’ll continue sharing more of Portia’s insights and works here at Artlune.

Chetan Bhakuni's paintings are inspired by her relationship with his mother. He uses painting as a tool to keep the conversation with his mother going on.