Contemporary Indian Art Collection

Naina Maithani's "Power of Invisible" is an abstract landscape that is more a feeling than a place. Her intuitive use of transparency and luminosity in this acrylic on canvas creates a contemplative colour-scape that draws you into a state of quiet reflection.

We invite you to look closer at the art of Sandilya Theuerkauf. This video explores his unique process, where he transforms found materials like teak and eucalyptus bark into three-dimensional artworks that reveal the hidden textures and stories of the natural world.

In this richly layered acrylic, Siddharth Shingade brings to life a memory from his homeland of Marathwada. The piece, titled "Family with Goat," is a beautiful example of his narrative style, blending folk traditions with a contemporary aesthetic to tell stories of rural life.

This sculptural relief by Sandilya Theuerkauf is crafted from the bark of the Albizia lebbeck tree. His process is a meditation on perception and our connection to the land, where the material itself dictates the final form, inviting deep reflection.

Yuvan Bothysathuvar's abstract collages are an optical wonderland, playing with pattern and colour to create a hypnotic effect. This piece, fashioned from meticulously arranged paper, tells a story about the transitions we experience in life.

Priyanka Aelay transforms Telangana's folk heritage into a contemporary vision in "Calm Before the Chaos." Her mythical forests are filled with intricate motifs and vibrant colours, creating a magic-realist tale on canvas.

A view of our "Liminality" exhibition at the gallery. We believe the physical space is essential to the experience of art, allowing for a quiet dialogue between the artwork, the space, and the viewer.

We often receive questions from new and seasoned collectors alike. In this video, our co-founder Namu Kini answers some frequently asked questions about buying art, from framing and shipping to our advisory services for first-time buyers.

This classic piece from the "Badami Series" by the late JMS Mani depicts the vibrant energy of everyday life in the historic Karnataka town. His work is a cornerstone of our collection, representing a deep connection to Indian culture and landscape.