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Sanjana Singh
Meet Sanjana, a Social Designer and artist based in New Delhi, with her creative spark rooted in the rhythms of Guwahati. With a background in English literature, fashion, and interior design, her journey feels more like a collage than a straight line, where each piece adds colour to her purpose. Her work whispers that art isn’t luxury but a necessity. During the pandemic, she created Solace, a raw and dreamy series that helped her navigate uncertainty through colour. Her art captures what words often can’t: feeling, freedom, and that strange in-between space where healing begins.
Kusum
Kusum Middya, a self-taught illustrator and digital artist driven by a deep love for storytelling through visuals, contributes to our platform. ‘Art has always been my most powerful form of expression—whether it’s through character design, motion graphics, comics, or animated GIFs’
My work moves fluidly from monochrome sketches to vibrant, color-rich compositions that bring ideas and emotions to life. Last year, I took a small but exciting step by selling my own stickers and launched my online art store, ARTLOOM—a space where imagination threads into form.
Mukti
Mukti, a 21-year-old self-taught artist from New Delhi finds beauty in the everyday. With a practice rooted in reimagining ordinary moments through vibrant, meaningful visuals, Mukti explores a wide range of mediums including acrylic, oil, watercolor, fabric, sculpture, charcoal, and digital art. Over the past five years, she has sold more than 30 original pieces, won over 10 inter-college art competitions, and collaborated with music artists on album covers. Her work has also been showcased at Themis Farmhouse Resort in Delhi, reflecting her growing presence in the contemporary art scene.
Gaurja
Gaurja Sidharth finds joy in turning the ordinary into something visually magical.
Ashi
Ashi writes from experience—drawing deeply from her own life, the emotions it stirs, and the thoughts it silences. With a background in teaching, content writing, and community service, her work reflects the part of her worldview she refrains from announcing but documents industriously. To read her work is to gain a glimpse of her beguiling mind.
Shruti
‘As a rule, I never know what my paintings will look like when I begin—and it’s this very mystery that fuels my excitement and curiosity. While my ideas are inspired by many things—nature, travel, personal growth, textiles, and a love for all things colorful—my truest source of inspiration lies in the act of creating something from nothing.
I’ve noticed that people are constantly seeking more joy and positivity in their lives. Through my art, I offer a piece of that light, and that’s what sets my work apart from others'
Shruti Vij is a Gurugram-based artist and an alumna of the National Institute of Fashion Technology (NIFT), New Delhi. Originally a leather designer, she seamlessly merged her fashion background with her passion for painting, creating a unique artistic voice.
Art, for Shruti, is both therapeutic and expressive—a deeply personal process that allows her to translate emotions into vibrant, uplifting visuals. Unrestricted by style or technique, her work is guided by intuition and a love for beauty that resonates with viewers.
Over the years, she has exhibited widely in India and abroad, earning praise from art lovers and critics alike. She now runs her own studio, Shruti Arts.
Sushant
Peter Cat Recording Co. isn’t just a band—it’s a feeling. What started in the alleys of Hauz Khas Village, Delhi in 2009, has now grown into music that drifts between eras, slipping through jazz-soaked nostalgia, cinematic swells, and the kind of grooves that make you want to slow dance under a disco ball.
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Aleeha
Aleeha, an artist based in Pakistan shares her work with us which is deeply rooted in the small, often overlooked moments of everyday life—the quiet joys and subtle sorrows that shape our world.
'I believe our perception of life is a reflection of our inner selves, and vice versa. Observing patterns, capturing them through my art, and sharing the thoughts they evoke is at the heart of my creative practice.
Throughout my life, I’ve battled depressive episodes, even when everything on the surface seemed fine. It felt as though something was missing—an inexplicable sadness I couldn’t shake. During those times, I found solace in the smallest details: sunlight filtering through leaves, old buildings, intricate patterns. I call them “gentle things” because they reminded me of my connection to nature and the interconnectedness of all living beings. This video reflects on a transformative period in my life when walking through the city and spending time in parks with friends became my refuge. Being in nature helped me realize that I was part of something far greater than myself—that every small being endures struggles and finds ways to heal. That understanding brought me comfort, a quiet reassurance that I wasn’t alone. Life, to me, is worth fighting for. Even in moments of despair, something as simple as an old streetlamp reminded me of my place in the grander scheme of things. I don’t know when it was first placed there, but someone, years ago, shaped it with their hands—and now, here I am, standing before it, appreciating its existence. In that realization, I see how we all save each other, in small yet meaningful ways'