My Art Exhibitions and Artist Workshops in Delhi

Exhibitions and Sharing My Work

Art is a conversation, and that is why I value exhibitions so much. Being part of shows like the 'Russia: An Indian View II' at the Russian Centre in New Delhi gave me the chance to not just display my watercolor Varanasi series, but to meet other artists and discuss our creative journeys. It is always a delight to hear what visitors think when they stand in front of a painting I spent weeks working on.

I was also deeply honored to display my work at the IWS (International Watercolor Society) 2nd Olympiart festival in Noida. Seeing my Italy paintings hanging on the gallery wall alongside works by masters like David Taylor was a highlight of my career. These festivals are not just about showing art; they are spaces to learn, observe, and grow as part of a community.

Learning and Teaching

My growth as an artist comes from continuous learning. Attending in-person workshops, like the portrait session with Pramod Kurlekar, taught me as much about controlling my mind as it did about brush technique. It is these deep dives into anatomy and gesture that inform the work I do on a daily basis.

I also enjoy facilitating that learning for others. Leading the watercolor workshop during the IIT Delhi Golden Jubilee celebrations was a reminder of how much fun painting can be when done in a group. Whether I am conducting a demo or participating as a student, I believe the best art happens when we are open to feedback and shared experiences.

If you are interested in attending one of my workshops or want to commission a piece in the style of my exhibition works, I am happy to discuss what is possible.