Available Contemporary Indian Artworks
A selection of paintings, sculptures, and limited edition prints from artists who explore identity, memory, and our changing landscape.
'Vellavarayan’s slumber' by Unnikrishnan C. This ink on layered rice paper work showcases the artist's distinctive style, blending folklore and personal history with a raw, earthy aesthetic.
'Leftover' by Dayananda N. This sculpture, combining soft stone and concrete, is a commentary on heritage and modernity. The artist questions what is preserved and what is erased by replacing the deity's head with a concrete block.
'Holy Shiver (1947)' by Riyas Komu. This powerful woodcut print depicts figures from the time of Partition, capturing a moment of displacement and resilience. It is a stark and moving piece of historical commentary.
'Untitled' by Raghu Kondur. This acrylic on canvas painting features repeating self-portraits against a surreal purple landscape, exploring themes of identity, observation, and the self in space.
'Landscape Without a Bird' by Nitish Bhattacharjee. This large acrylic on canvas is an energetic, abstract interpretation of a landscape, defined by bold colors and dynamic, fragmented forms.
'Sea Watchers' by Surekha. This archival print is a contemplative piece that explores migration, time, and the human connection to the sea. The empty chairs and flowers in the water create a sense of waiting and memory.
About Available Works
When you choose a piece from this collection, you receive more than an image. Every artwork comes with a Certificate of Authenticity and professional, gallery-grade framing. We handle the technical side—acid-free mounting, UV-cut glass, and archival printing—so the work remains preserved exactly as the artist intended.
I run my space as a home for contemporary artists, not just a store. I work with creators who have something real to say about the South Asian experience, whether that is through the raw lines of an ink drawing or the weight of a stone sculpture.
Exploring the Collection
My gallery space in Wilson Garden is where these pieces live before they find a new home. You will find a variety of mediums here:
- Prints & Woodcuts: Works like Riyas Komu’s 'Holy Shiver' capture historical moments with intense detail, while archival pigment prints offer a way to own major conceptual works.
- Paintings: From Raghu Kondur’s acrylic self-portraits to bold, abstract landscapes, these works deal with how we see ourselves in space.
- Sculptures: Pieces like Dayananda N’s 'Leftover' use stone and concrete to challenge how we view heritage versus modernity.
Acquiring a Piece
Art is a long-term relationship. Because of this, I focus on the technical details that keep a piece alive for decades. If you are looking at a print, we use Hahnemühle paper and archival pigments. If you are looking at a large-scale canvas, we include professional on-site mounting. Every acquisition includes provenance documents, ensuring you know exactly where the work fits into the artist’s broader career. Whether you are a first-time buyer or adding to an existing collection, I am happy to discuss the narrative context behind any piece you see here.
Cop Shiva
I run my space as a home for artists who speak about the world we live in. We do not just house paintings; we hold conversations about heritage, gender, and the personal histories that shape us.
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