Art feature

Swathi Jaisankar is a Bharatanatyam artist. Two of the pieces presented here are an apt representation of emotions, expressions, and rhythm which are the main elements of this classical dance form.

Aprajita is a creative doodler. Doodling is abstract and colourful in nature. The output is created by mixing various colours and styles and in a comical manner. They are simple but impactful.

Bhasmang Mehta captures wildlife in his lens. Wildlife photography requires a lot of patience to catch the right shot. The photo displayed here of the majestic Tiger is shot flawlessly at Panna Tiger Reserve

Harsha Narsimhamurty is a wildlife photographer. Wildlife photography is practiced in natural habitats with no manual interference. All of the flora and fauna are captured in this genre.

Shanay Shah is a singer and songwriter. Music as a field is vast, it shelters many genres into it. The ones presented here are our artists own songs which are very close to his heart.

Zeel Soni is a talented aerialist. Aerial as a dance form is a sub-genre of modern dance. Its apparatus includes satin wraps which are attached to the ceiling and all the moves revolve around them.

Simran Dhiman is a calligraphy artist. Calligraphy means creating fancy lettering with the use of scripts and tools. Through her creativity she tried to pen down a quote by adding hues into it to make it look more adorable to eyes.

Saurabh Shukla self-taught Street Photographer. Street photography is basically capturing the essence of daily life in every artistic way possible. The portrait captured by him have human emotions with sprinkle of intrinsic meaning to it.

Trikansh is a wildlife photographer. Wildlife photography comprises a lot of hardwork and patience. The Asiatic elephant captured here is from Jim Corbett Tiger Reserve.

Amit Kumar Meena is a charcoal artist who practices hyperrealism as his art genre. The picture featured here is named THE THIRD EYE which is a combination of abstract art and hyperrealism.