Exhibitions and Art Features
From gallery walls in Dubai to features in Architectural Digest, my work is a dialogue between my heritage and the modern world. Here is where my art lives when it steps out of the studio.
Receiving an award at the 'SDGs Through Arts' event in India. It was a privilege to be recognized for my contribution and to be part of a global initiative that uses art to create impact.
In the news! My participation in the 'SDGs Through Arts' event was featured in The New Indian Express. It's wonderful to see art for a cause getting this kind of media attention.
The official poster for the "Universal Expressions" exhibition at Artistree Gallery in Dubai. I was thrilled to showcase my Protagonist Series as part of this global collection of art.
A look back at my showcase at World Art Dubai 2025. It was an extravagant five-day art affair and an ocean of learning, connecting with galleries and artists from across the globe.
I was called a "Daughter of Delhi" while representing Bangalore at a national platform with FICCI FLO in New Delhi. It was a moving experience to showcase my paintings in my city of birth and feel so much appreciation.
A throwback to 2009. I was featured as an upcoming promising artist in Good Homes Magazine. It's humbling to look back and see how far my artistic journey has come.
My art featured in Architectural Digest India. This beautiful home, designed by We Design Studio, includes two of my traditional motif prints, which add to the room's elegant and serene atmosphere.
About this collection
Whether a piece is showcased in a Dubai gallery or hangs in an Architectural Digest-featured home, the intention remains the same. Every exhibition is an opportunity to share a story, and every commission I take on in my studio follows that same path—patient, deliberate, and deeply personal. If you are looking for art that feels less like a product and more like a conversation piece for your home, this is where we start.
My journey with art has never been a race, but a steady walk since 2005. Being featured in publications like Architectural Digest India or representing the Indian edit of 'SDGs Through Arts' isn't just about the recognition. It validates the time I spend mixing mediums and the months of effort that go into a single hand-embroidered Zardozi tapestry.
Why Exhibitions Matter
Exhibitions like those at World Art Dubai or the Artistree Gallery are where I get to see how my work lands with a global audience. It is a reality check and a joy to see how my Jain roots and traditional motifs resonate with people, whether they are in Bengaluru, Delhi, or halfway across the world.
Bringing This Art Home
When you see a large statement canvas or a piece from my Protagonist Series featured in a home, you are seeing the result of a long creative process. I work with clients to ensure that the art doesn't just fill a wall, but contributes to the spatial experience of the room.
- Originality: I focus on heavy-body acrylics, mixed media, and complex Zardozi work that you won't find in mass-produced decor.
- Context: My process includes virtual visualization and color matching, ensuring the final piece complements your upholstery and lighting.
- Transparency: From the first sketch to the final UV-varnished finish, I keep you updated. You know exactly what is happening with your commission because, at the end of the day, it is your story I am painting.
Pragya Jain
I’m Pragya. My art is a constant conversation between my Jain roots and the fresh, modern world I live in today. Whether I’m painting large canvases or hand-embroidering threads, I’m just grateful to see my work finding a home in spaces from Dubai to Bangalore.
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