Pradeep's work aims to bridge the past and the present, forging a path towards a more inclusive and diverse understanding of our collective human experience.

Thajendran, aka Yohie is a practicing artist, poet and meditation expert. He tries to explore the nothingness in his mind by connecting these three disciplines together in a visual space.

Manveer uses his art to talk about environment and sustainability by creating installations made out of waste materials, especially plastic. He also regularly conducts workshops and other engagement programs on responsible living.

Adithyaa, through his work, focuses on how basic shapes react or relate to one another when composed in a defined space.

Kuldeep's works delves into mystical practices and esoteric themes, with a particular focus on Vajrayana Buddhism.

Zoya’s art is an exploration of the self, born from a lifelong quest for understanding.

Vivek's artwork revolves around the distorted approach that surrounds both inward and outward aspects of life.

Chetan uses autobiographical narration as an exploration of identity.

Khushboo Gupta, a Delhi based visual artist, discovered her passion for art early on, drawing inspiration from nature and human emotions.

Rafiq is an abstract artist and a master of playing with layers and lines.

Sheli, in her works tackles the hidden sexual desires of women, aiming to challenge the restrictive societal norms.

The metaphor in Tanika's works represents both pure and stable on the surface but chaotic and deep within.